CyberPower PDU15M10AT Metered ATS PDU, 100-120V/15A, 10 Outlets, 1U Rackmount,Black

This is essentially a PDU (a fancy industry name for a large power strip) that acts like a transfer switch, so it lets you select one of two power sources for all devices connected to it (that presumably only have one power cord).This PDU goes beyond this by offering loading information, transfer targets (based on Frequency or Voltage) and operator-initiated transfer capabilities through an easy to navigate through menu displayed via an LCD display.Installation took less than five minutes from start of unboxing, and was straightforward.I am normally an APC/Schneider Electric customer, but I am glad I ventured out of my comfort zone and purchased this unit! It truly is packed with features and appears to be built to last (6 months and counting!)!I hope this review helps you make an informed purchasing decision...

No issues here. Prior to installing, our server rack would crash after any power loss. Now that the ATS is installed, that issue is gone. Source A is the wall, source B is a cyber power battery

This thing is great. I did some sketchy daytime UPS work yesterday, and accidentally switched power sources. None of the machine on the ATS reacted to the power switch.My configuration is Source A as a UPS, and Source B as utility power (regular wall outlet on a different breaker than the UPS.I bought this after having an entire rack of equipment shut down at 2 AM because the UPS failed without warning, and ironically, the network path allowing us to switch to failover equipment was on the dead UPS. With this new ATS strip/switch in place, a dead UPS will not result in downtime.I'm buying more of these for other plants with mission-critical loads.

My home server rack was being powered by a GFCI-protected outlet that was beginning to fail, and I was about to go on vacation. So I replaced the outlet and installed this, just for good measure, so my equipment will remain operational on a different power circuit the next time the GFCI outlet goes bad.When the PDU switches between power sources, it does usually cause a beep in the UPS I have plugged in to it. So there is a short, but certainly noticeable transfer time. I don't actually know if the ATS transfer time is short enough to feed computers without crashing them during a power transfer.

Switches SUPER fast. I have two CyberPower Sine Wave UPSs connected to it. It switches so quickly that there isn't the slightest effect on any of the connected devices. Well worth the money, which is around 1/3 what most ATSs go for!

Not sure what more there is to say. This does exactly what it says it does, handles cutovers well, and I haven't been able to break it despite trying. Nice work CyberPower!

Great product - need for dual backups on my routers, switches and other small appliances - perfect. Can't comment on durability, but have not had any issues with quality on CyberPower!!

Great Value, works for my devices that only have a single power source.

I really like that I can switch out a UPS without taking anything down. Having two UPS configured is really nice and I like that. I would have given 5 stars, except for the difficulty I have is that the vendor wants me to buy an extra remote network controller (about the same price as the unit itself) just so I can upgrade the firmware. The manual suggests that the firmware can be upgraded without it, but you need a windows Hyper Terminal utility program, which is no longer available as part of Windows for YModem uploads. It really seems like an up-sell to me. I am disappointed.

La unidad se percibe robusta y de buena construcción. Los cables de energía de entrada A y B son gruesos y largos (3 metros). La indicación de los leds es un poco confusa pero con el tiempo y tras leer el manual le vas agarrando la onda, aunque no es tan fácil de entender como con otros diseños como APC. pero el principal problema es que le puse en la entrada A y la entrada B la energía de dos UPS tripplite con salida sinusoide y despues de probar en varias ocasiones, la carga pierde energia cuando se pierde A o B (después de varios intentos) lo cual es inadmisible ya que exactamente para eso es el equipo: SI SE PIERDE ENERGIA EN A O B, LA SALIDA SIEMPRE DEBE TENER ENERGIA. y no solo eso, sino que por ejemplo si desconectas la energia de B y la salida se apaga, al regresar B ya no enciende. No sé si es defectuoso o un bug de fabricación y diseño. Es lamentable porque es el mejor costo para un PDU tipo ATS en el mercado.

This ATS switched instantly from the AC outlet to my battery backup Goal Zero 1250. No outage at all when the power goes out. Use it with any backup power supply to switch power sources. When power source A goes out (wall outlet), it will instantly switch to power source B (battery backup system or generator).