At Data Centre World 2025, TSL will demonstrate how its Intelligent PDUs are reshaping power management in data centres, delivering an essential balance of efficiency, sustainability, and reliability. With operational demands increasing and sustainability mandates tightening, TSL’s solutions stand at the forefront of modern power distribution, offering a practical route to optimised performance without compromising uptime.
Data centre operators are under constant pressure to streamline their power consumption while maintaining resilience. TSL’s Intelligent PDUs provide a robust framework to achieve this, granting granular control over power usage with real-time insights. By offering precise control and remote management capabilities, these units empower facilities to reduce waste, cut costs, and enhance overall sustainability.
TSL’s Intelligent PDUs bring a level of sophistication that goes beyond conventional power distribution. Designed within a compact 19” x 1RU form factor, they feature 14 individually fused outputs, delivering both protection and flexibility in a space-efficient package. With a focus on proactive fault detection and system resilience, these PDUs work to minimise downtime by allowing operators to quickly identify and resolve power-related issues before they escalate. This level of control is critical in data centre environments where even minor power fluctuations can have significant operational consequences.
One of the standout features of TSL’s PDUs is their remote management capability. Through a secure Web interface or industry-standard SNMP monitoring, individual outlets can be switched off or rebooted from any location. This functionality is invaluable in large-scale operations, where equipment failures can be swiftly isolated and resolved without the need for on-site intervention. The ability to selectively power down equipment during off-peak hours, such as dark studio periods, also presents a compelling opportunity for energy cost reductions.
Integration with Data Centre Infrastructure Management (DCIM) platforms is another critical advantage. TSL’s PDUs fully support SNMP MIBs, ensuring compatibility with a wide range of monitoring solutions, including TSL’s own Insite platform. This provides operators with a consolidated, intuitive dashboard that delivers a clear overview of system status, helping to optimise resource allocation and prevent inefficiencies.
Beyond energy management and monitoring, TSL’s Intelligent PDUs incorporate intelligent power sequencing functions, adding another layer of protection for downstream equipment. Sequential start-up and programmable delayed start by outlet help to prevent inrush current surges, reducing strain on the system during power-up sequences. These features contribute to the overall longevity of critical infrastructure while maintaining operational stability.
For data centre professionals seeking efficiency gains and greater control over their power infrastructure, TSL’s Intelligent PDUs represent a compelling solution. Their ability to deliver real-time monitoring, remote control, and energy optimisation makes them a crucial asset for any modern facility looking to enhance operational resilience. With sustainability becoming an increasingly dominant factor in IT decision-making, the integration of smart power management tools such as these will be essential for businesses aiming to align with evolving environmental targets while maintaining peak performance.
Visitors to Data Centre World 2025 will have the opportunity to see these Intelligent PDUs in action at Stand DC492. Live demonstrations will showcase how TSL’s award-winning technology can help data centre operators streamline operations, reduce overheads, and enhance sustainability, all while maintaining the reliability that mission-critical environments demand. As power consumption continues to be a focal point for the industry, solutions like these will play a pivotal role in shaping the future of data centre management.
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