Power Delivery Devices screen details

The General panel displays the general properties of a power delivery device.

The appliance gathers utilization data on various metrics and displays them in the Utilization panel and the Utilization screen

	NOTE: Only iPDUs display utilization data.

Hover your pointer over a meter to see a graph of the metric over the last 24 hours.

Click a meter to go to the Utilization screen to view utilization graphs.

	NOTE: There are some cases where the Utilization panel does not display utilization data. See About the Utilization panel for more information.

The Power Connections panel displays the power delivery device name, model name, and the names of the devices that are connected to the power delivery device.

The device name is a hyperlink to an overview of the device on the corresponding screen for the device type.

The type of power delivery device

See Power delivery device types for a list of devices.

The model name of the power delivery device

Indicates whether the locator light is on or off

The name of the rack (if any) that contains the power delivery device.

The rack name is a hyperlink to the overview of the rack on the Racks screen.

A hyperlink to the management interface for the power delivery device

The standard rated capacity for the power delivery device, in amperes (A) and kilowatts (kW). Which is determined by the type of power delivery device.

Derated is the reduced capacity of the power delivery device, it is a percent of the rated capacity.

The input line voltage for the power delivery device, in volts (V)

The device power feed setting: A or B

The name of any device that powers the power delivery device

The name is a hyperlink to the overview of the device on the Power Delivery Devices screen.

The part number of the power delivery device

This field is populated automatically for iPDU devices. The part number must be manually entered for non-iPDU devices (optional).

The serial number of the power delivery device

This field is populated automatically for iPDU devices. The serial number must be manually entered for non-iPDU devices (optional).

The current firmware version number of the power delivery device

The name of the device that is connected to the power delivery device

The device name is a hyperlink to an overview of the device on the corresponding screen for the device type.

The model name of the device connected to the power delivery device

The name of the device that provides the connection to the power delivery device

Connection is blank if no connection is specified or if the device is a power delivery device

If the connection is to an HPE AC Module, the connection is the name its enclosure, which is a hyperlink to the overview of the enclosure on the Enclosures screen.

The type of power device, do not change from the default value to add an iPDU.

The fully qualified name, IPv4 address, or IPv6 address of the power delivery device

Name of a user with the appropriate authorization settings to access the iPDU

Password for the user with access to the iPDU

The user-defined name assigned to the power delivery device.

This section displays the details of the power connections to the power delivery device.

Use this section to add and remove power connections.

The name of the device that is connected to the power delivery device

The device name is a hyperlink to an overview of the device on the corresponding screen for the device type.

The model name of the device connected to the power delivery device

The name of the device that provides the connection to the power delivery device

Connection is blank if no connection is specified or if the device is a power delivery device

If the connection is to an HPE AC Module, the connection is the name its enclosure, which is a hyperlink to the overview of the enclosure on the Enclosures screen.

Click the X to remove the device in that row from the power connections to the power delivery device

Opens the Add connections dialog box

See Standard UI buttons for information about how buttons operate.

Select the type of power delivery device.

Enter the name of the power delivery device.

The model name of the power delivery device

The rated capacity for the power delivery device, in amperes (A)

The input line voltage for the power delivery device, in volts (V)

Select the phase of the line voltage. Choose from Single Phase, Single Phase Intl, Three Phase Delta, Three Phase Unknown, and Three Phase Wye.

The device power feed side setting: A or B

The part number of the power delivery device (optional)

The serial number of the power delivery device (optional)

This section displays the details of the power connections to the power delivery device.

Use this section to add and remove power connections.

Click the X to remove the device in that row from the power connections to the power delivery device

Click the Add connections button to open the Add connections dialog box

Click the Remove all button to remove all power connections from the power delivery device

See Standard UI buttons for information about how buttons operate.

The search box enables you to filter the device list

The name of the device

The model name of the device

The name of the device that provides the connection to this device

See Standard UI buttons for information about how buttons operate.

An HPE Intelligent Power Distribution Unit provides input power and multiple outputs to load segments with tracking, locator lights, and power control. You can assign multiple iPDUs to a rack to provide redundant connections to create a high availability system. The appliance automatically discovers iPDUs.

A top-level source of power from the data center facility into the power infrastructure observable through power management systems. A Power Feed has no tracking or controls; you must create it manually and add it to the power topology.

The group of breakers on a single breaker panel. A Breaker Panel has no tracking or controls; you must create it manually and add it to the power topology.

A single power output of a breaker panel. A Branch Circuit has no tracking or controls; you must create it manually and add it to the power topology.

The input power and multiple outputs to load segments for any PDU other than an iPDU. You can assign multiple PDUs to a rack to provide redundant connections in order to create a high availability system. Rack PDUs have no tracking or controls; you must create it manually and add it to the power topology.

The generic outputs of the PDU without tracking or control. Load Segments and power strips have no tracking or controls; you must create them manually and add them to the power topology.

The outputs of the PDU that the appliance can track and control using the iPDU management module. The appliance automatically discovers iPDU Load Segments.

The outputs of the iPDU that connects into a BladeSystem enclosure that supports HPE Power Discovery Services. The appliance can track and control it using the iPDU management module. The appliance automatically discovers it along with the connection to the attached enclosure.

The multiple outlets that are divisions of the load segment. An Outlet Bar has no tracking or controls; you must create it manually and add it to the power topology.

All of the outputs of the iPDU that the appliance can track and control down to the outlet level. The appliance automatically discovers iPDU Outlet Bars.

A circuit with one input and one output that the appliance can track. An Outlet has no tracking or controls; you must create it manually and add it to the power topology.

A circuit with one input and one output that the appliance can track and control. The appliance automatically discovers iPDU Outlets. If you connect it to a device that supports HPE Power Discovery Services, the appliance also discovers the connection to the attached device.