Bachmann BlueNet BN7500 socket strip 18xC13, 3x CEE7/3 (802.7507)

BlueNet IT rack multiple socket

Bachmann BlueNet BN7500 socket strips stand for modern energy management, energy efficiency and security in the 19" server cabinet. The energy costs are constantly monitored by the BlueNet multiple sockets and shown on a display, for example. Failures due to overloaded circuits can be ruled out by distributed loads. If adjustable threshold values are exceeded, it is automatic a message is triggered. The Bachmann PDUs are characterized by compact, very stable and yet weight-optimized aluminum housings that require little space.The BN7500 BlueNet socket strips can be cascaded via Modbus Power Distribution Units (PDUs) and monitor and control the complex power network of the data center remotely or locally.

19" server cabinet socket strip

The Bachmann multiple socket strip BlueNet 802.7507 is easy to use. An integrated current, power and energy measurement per socket offers a clear overview of the capacity utilization of the power supply of the IT server racks. The socket strip is equipped with an OLED display, the display of which can be rotated via software. It is operated locally on the display or via a web browser using a 10/100 Mbit Ethernet port, which has the advantage that the IT racks can be accessed from anywhere. The Bachmann BlueNet series is perfectly suited in 19 inch server cabinets for use in hospitals, production plants, control rooms, control rooms, in mechanical engineering, plant construction, in data centers and universities.

Key features Bachmann BlueNet BN7500 802.7507

• Measuring per phase (all phases can be measured separately)
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• Cascading via Master & Slave concept possible
• Convenient connection to the 10/100 Mbit/s network
• External sensors for temperature and humidity
• Cascading via Modbus RTU interfaces
• With integrated OLED display: display can be rotated via software
• Space-saving and modularly expandable integration of the PDU into the server rack
• Rated current / rated voltage: 16A / 230V
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• Frequency: 50 / 60Hz
• Number of C13 sockets/device plugs: 18
• Number of CEE7/3 protective contact sockets: 3
• Cable length: 3.0 m - H05VV-F supply line with CEE plug
• Measurement: current, voltage, reactive, apparent, active power, energy, frequency and power factor
• Connections: Ethernet (10/100 Mbit/s), USB, 2 sockets for external sensors, Modbus RTU (master / slave operation), potential-free digital input, potential-free relay output
• Communication: IPv4, IPv6 , ModBus TCP, HTTP, HTTPS, SSH, DHCP, SMTP, SNMPv2, SNMPv3, SNMP Trap, Syslog, NTP, LDAP, JSON
• Operation locally or via web browser
• Size : 1500 x 44 x 65 mm (WxHxD)
• Mounting direction: vertical
• Incl. Mounting set
• Optional:
• • Inline adapter for residual current measurement (type B) / residual current monitoring (RCM)
  • Colour-coded differentiation of the housing and modules possible for better assignment
  • Socket can be equipped modularly when ordering
  • Overvoltage protection

Continue Further information - Stationary equipment DGUV V3 / Download

According to DGUV V3, operators and companies must ensure that stationary electrical equipment and systems are tested regularly (so-called repeat exams). Sockets are among the stationary equipment. The repeat test of the equipment must be carried out every 4 years. The association of property insurers recommends the monitoring of TN-S systems across all sectors using residual current monitoring devices (RCM / VdS 2349-1). A major advantage of using an RCM is that insulation measurement is no longer required. The servers no longer have to be shut down. Find out more about the legal regulations when operating a server room and how you can save costs with residual current monitoring in our Info Center. There you will also find information on cascading sockets, for example. In the download area you can easily and quickly download the BlueNet catalogue, the Bachmann general catalogue, or a flyer on the subject of “modern energy management thanks to intelligent PDUs” download.