The order in which the individual power outputs are turned on (with time intervals) after the power is turned on for the device. The purpose is to switch on the individual outputs gradually with a spacing of a few seconds, so as not to overload the circuit breaker too much (see Inrush Current). Recommended for two UPS or several LED lights in parallel on one electrical circuit breaker.
PowerUp sequence means the PDU powers up its outputs (outlets) in time-defined steps. It turns on one output (or group of outputs), waits for a short period, and then turns on the next output (or group). The time interval can be defined individually for each output (or group).
- The PowerUp State value can be set to On / Off / LAST for each output.
Means PowerUp interval can be applied only for outputs state On or LAST (when the LAST value was On). - After PDU PowerUp the “Output PowerUp interval” [ms] delay is applied for each output individully. Delay for all outputs are starting in the same time.
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For example, 4 outputs = 4 time intervals (different times for each output), all starting at the same moment.
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Individual output behavior after device PowerUp can also be affected by an activated scheduler (valid time is required first) or Condition & Rules settings.
