Vertiv Liebert Power Failure Sensor, 0-5V, 50/60 Hz, 5 Ft. Cord, Blue, PFS-100 US
$115.75
The Vertiv Liebert PFS-100 US is an analog power failure sensor that outputs a 0 to 5V signal, connecting to Vertiv Geist Environmental Monitors or rPDUs via dry contact or A2D input. The heavy steel enclosure with blue finish includes a 5-foot cord and status LEDs for visual power indication. Used for electrical monitoring and power loss alerting in data center and critical infrastructure environments.
Vertiv Liebert Power Failure S...
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Overview
The Vertiv Liebert PFS-100 US power failure sensor is an analog device that enables Vertiv Geist Climate Monitors to detect line voltage and issue alerts via email or SNMP trap when power is lost. Operating at 50/60 Hz with a 0 to 5V signal output, this sensor connects to Geist Environmental Monitors or rack PDUs through a dry contact or A2D input. The 5-foot cord provides flexible placement near monitored circuits, and status LEDs on the heavy steel enclosure provide visual confirmation of power presence.
Features
- Analog 0 to 5V output for line voltage detection
- Connects to Vertiv Geist Environmental Monitors or rPDUs via Dry Contact / 0-5V or A2D input
- Triggers email and SNMP trap alerts on power loss
- Status LEDs provide visual indication that power is detected
- 5 ft. cord for flexible installation near monitored circuits
- Heavy steel enclosure in blue for durability and identification
- 50/60 Hz compatible for domestic and international applications
- Provides real-time sensor data for remote monitoring systems
Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Type | Power Failure Sensor |
| Signal Output | 0 to 5V |
| Frequency | 50/60 Hz |
| Cord Length | 5 ft. |
| Housing Material | Heavy Steel |
| Color | Blue |
| Application | Electrical Monitoring |
| Compatible Systems | Vertiv Geist Environmental Monitors, rPDUs |
| Model | PFS-100 US |
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