Panduit FMPS Class 4 Transmitter Chassis
The Panduit FMPS Class 4 transmitter chassis is engineered for data centers and remote power distribution environments requiring reliable, long-distance DC power delivery. This 1RU rack-mount solution delivers up to 6000W of continuous power in a compact form factor, making it ideal for organizations implementing Panduit's Fault Managed Power System (FMPS) architecture. With network-manageable capabilities and support for up to three power supplies, this transmitter chassis provides redundancy and scalability for mission-critical remote equipment installations.
Key Features
- 6000W power delivery in compact 1RU rack-mount design
- Network-manageable platform for remote monitoring and control
- Supports up to three power supplies for redundancy and load balancing
- Enables long-distance DC power delivery to remote locations
- Designed as transmitter component for complete FMPS architecture
- Reliable fault-managed power distribution system
- Enterprise-grade power management for data center environments
Technical Specifications
| Specification |
Details |
| Manufacturer |
PANDUIT CORP |
| Part Number |
PXTC1ARA |
| Product Type |
FMPS Class 4 Transmitter Chassis |
| Form Factor |
1RU Rack-Mount |
| Maximum Power Output |
6000W |
| Power Supply Support |
Up to 3 Power Supplies |
| Management |
Network-Manageable |
| Application |
Remote DC Power Distribution |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the FMPS Class 4 transmitter chassis used for?
The FMPS Class 4 transmitter chassis is the transmitter component of Panduit's Fault Managed Power System, designed to deliver reliable DC power over long distances to remote equipment locations. It functions as the central power distribution point in an FMPS architecture.
How much power does the Panduit FMPS transmitter chassis deliver?
This 1RU rack-mount chassis delivers up to 6000W of continuous power output, making it suitable for powering multiple remote devices and equipment in distributed network environments.
Can the FMPS Class 4 chassis support redundant power supplies?
Yes, the transmitter chassis supports up to three power supplies, enabling redundancy and load balancing to ensure continuous operation and fault tolerance in mission-critical applications.
Is the FMPS Class 4 transmitter chassis network-manageable?
Yes, this chassis features network-manageable capabilities, allowing remote monitoring, control, and management of power distribution parameters through your network infrastructure.
