Wattbox WB-700CH-IPV-12 12-outlet Ip Pdu 2U

Product Description

The WATTBOX WB-700CH-IPV-12 is a 2U rack-mount IP-controlled power distribution unit with 12 individually switched outlets. It provides remote power management over a network connection, allowing technicians to reboot, switch off, or monitor individual outlets without being physically present at the equipment rack. The 700 series is built for installations where reliable remote power cycling and real-time monitoring are critical to system uptime. This unit is appropriate for AV integration, IT infrastructure, and building automation racks where a licensed integrator or electrician manages power distribution.

The WB-700CH-IPV-12 is suited for commercial and residential rack installations requiring centralized IP-based power control. It fits into a standard 2U rack space and is typically deployed in server rooms, equipment closets, AV head-end racks, and control rooms. Integrators and low-voltage contractors use this unit where individual outlet control and automated reboot scheduling reduce truck rolls and on-site service time.

Key Features

• 12 individually switched and monitored AC outlets for granular remote power control
• IP-based management interface enables remote outlet switching, rebooting, and monitoring over a network
• 2U rack-mount form factor fits standard 19-inch equipment racks
• 700 series platform designed for professional AV and IT rack deployments
• Includes surge protection functionality integrated with power distribution

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style rack power distribution unit for professional AV, IT, and building automation equipment racks requiring IP-controlled outlet management.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician or qualified low-voltage integrator familiar with rack power distribution and NEC requirements for branch circuit loading. Power down the rack or de-energize the circuit before mounting and wiring the unit. Verify that the total connected load does not exceed the rated capacity of the branch circuit feeding the unit. Configure network settings through the IP management interface before connecting downstream equipment to avoid unintended power cycling.