About Pakedge
Pakedge is an industry leading residential and commercial manufacturer of high-performance networking solutions for audio/video applications. Founded in 2004, Pakedge has been strategically innovating products that provide unique solutions and today their product line is very robust. Power distribution units are not only for commercial applications; today’s modern residence is more technology-driven than ever before and that means that each residence needs a high-quality PDU.
As audio/video devices continue to converge with IT technologies in residences, it is important to have proper power distribution for safety and improved performance. When you need a complete power control solution for your home audio/video network the Pakedge Intelligent Power Distribution Unit can offer the ease of use, power, and versatility that you need. Further, for homes that need even more flexibility of control, the Pakedge Cloud-Managed Power Distribution Unit allows you to have control of your PDU and all connected equipment from anywhere in the world. Pakedge residential power distribution units have 4 exciting features: individually controllable outlets, autonomous self-healing, scheduled network operation, and SafeStart Power Up.
Pakedge Features
1. Individually Controllable Outlets
Outlets are controllable through email, telnet, or web browser. Outlets can also be pre-programmed to operate autonomously. A comprehensive browser based management menu allows full operational configurability.
2.Autonomous Self-Healing
Device self-healing functionality pings connected devices at set time intervals and reboots devices that have locked up – ensuring that all the devices that power your connected life are always functioning optimally.
3. Scheduled Network Operation
Ports can be assigned daily schedules, allowing automated power control based on the schedule of the user. As an example, you can set the port connected to your lights to turn on every day as you get home from work.
4. SafeStart Power Up
Pakedge PDUs leverage boot sequencing to ensure devices like modems, routers, and switches power on in the proper order – ensuring optimal networked device functionality.
