NetBotz Amp Detector Module
NetBotz Environmental Monitoring

NetBotz Amp Detector Module NetBotz Amp Detectors add electrical current monitoring capability to the WallBotz 500, giving managers of corporate IT sites and hosting facilities an accurate way to determine how much current is being drawn on their circuits. Current consumed by each attached Amp Detector is conveyed to the NetBotz appliance via a small plug-in cable, which is supplied. The data is displayed as amps. Amperage readings are displayed with other environment readings in the NetBotz Web interface. Limits can be set and the user notified by e-mail if the power exceeds or falls below preset limits. Each Amp Detector connects to one of the external sensor ports. In the case of a cabinet with two circuits supplying power, two Amp Detector modules will monitor the circuits. The Amp Detector will not interfere with power because current sensing is passive - load circuits are measured by magnetic coupling. NetBotz Amp Detector Module Features Models for U.S. 15, 20 and 30 amp circuits. Choices of NEMA 5-15, 5-20, L5-20, L5-30, L6-20 and L6-30 plug (input) and receptacle (output) Models for UK/Ireland 13 amp, Continental Europe  16 amp, and South Africa 16 amp circuits Use with existing power strips True RMS Current reading Amperage reading displayed with other environment readings in the NetBotz Web interface Simple installation Hi-amperage models available on a build-to-order basis (minimum order 25 units)-200 or 600 amps, single- or three-phase NetBotz Amp Detector Module Benefits Effectively plan for increased power demands Reliably detect overloaded circuits before a power failure occurs Accurately distribute the costs of the increased power usage NEMA plug configurations for NetBotz Amp Detectors Amps 15A 20A 20A 30A Voltage 125V 125V 250V 125V 250V Receptacle Plug Amp Detector Module 1-15 1-20 1-20L 6-20L 5-30L 6-30L       UK/Ireland Continental Europe South Africa It's easy to become confused in respect to which plug configuration you need. The easiest way to find out is to unplug a currently used device and look at the top of the plug. You will see the amperage, voltage and model number there. For example, the plug below is a 20 Amp, 125 Volt, L5-20 model.

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