United States Patent US007162521B2 (12) (10) Patent N0.: US 7,162,521 B2 Ewing et a]. (45) Date of Patent: *Jan. 9, 2007 (54) REMOTE POWER CONTROL SY
US 7,162,521 B2 7 module 200 includes a power supply and clock generator 212, a load sensor 214, a poWer-on sensor 216, a solid-state relay 218 and a
US 7,162,521 B2 device. SNMP management is not required for the enterprise power manger and the associated intelligent power modules. The intelligent
US 7,162,521 B2 11 applications Where it is too late to incorporate such func tionally, external plug-in assemblies are preferred such that olf-the-sh
US 7,162,521 B2 13 prises a clock generator With an output that coincides With each zero-crossing of the incoming alternating current poWer. 14. The n
US 7,162,521 B2 15 a power supply housing; a power manager agent application mounted in the hous ing and being connectable to the network communica ti
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US 7,162,521 B2 1 REMOTE POWER CONTROL SYSTEM CO-PENDING APPLICATIONS This is a Continuation application of US. patent appli cation Ser. No. 10/758,11
US 7,162,521 B2 3 work management functions to be carried out between client equipment nodes and management agent nodes. SNMP is an application protoc
US 7,162,521 B2 5 e.g., by reducing the number of third party maintenance dispatches to remote locations. Another advantage of the present invention i
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