Kit Teclado y Mouse Manhattan Óptico Cableado 1000 ppp Color Negro EF0031 Switch de Transferencia Automática (ATS) NE-664G
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Kit Teclado y Mouse Manhattan Óptico Cableado 1000 ppp Color Negro EF0031 Switch de Transferencia Automática (ATS) NE 664G Switch de Transferencia Automática (ATS) y tomacorrientes controlables (Reducido de agencia a 16A) • Proporciona una opción de alimentación redundante A B para equipo no redundante de red con un solo cable de alimentación • Las características del PDU Controlable permite el control de energía programable o en tiempo real de tomas individuales mediante la interfaz de red integrada • La pantalla digital informa continuamente el consumo de energía de salida en Amperes • 16 tomacorrientes controlables NEMA 5 15 20R • Factor de forma para instalación horizontal 1U en rack corrupción de la información y problemas de desempeño de audio y video 25 V Corriente: DC +5 V tres botones (izquierdo
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