Surgex DisplayPak+ IP Controlled Power Management - SX-DPP-104I

The DisplayPak+ SX-DPP-104I is a compact 10A, 240V smart PDU designed for tight installations behi...

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The Surgex DisplayPak+ SX-DPP-104I is a professional-grade, 10A smart PDU designed specifically for IT managers, AV integrators, and digital signage operators who need compact, remote-controlled power management for tight spaces behind displays. It offers the key advantage of granular power control through individually switchable outlets, though users should note that its specialized design requires familiarity with network-based IP configuration to unlock its full scheduling and monitoring potential.

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Model Part NumberSX-DPP-104I
BrandSurgex

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FAQs

Does the SX-DPP-104I support remote power sequencing?

Yes, you can configure power-on sequences to prevent high inrush current when starting up multiple devices.

Can I monitor power consumption?

Yes, the unit provides real-time power monitoring and analytics through its web-based management console.

What is the maximum current capacity?

The device is rated for a maximum of 10 Amps total load.

Is it compatible with Crestron or AMX systems?

Yes, it is designed for seamless integration with most third-party professional AV control systems.

What should I do if the surge protection is triggered?

If the internal surge protection has been compromised by a significant event, the unit's status light may change; contact technical support for verification.

Troubleshooting

Device is not reachable on the network

Verify Ethernet connection and ensure the device has a valid IP address via your router's DHCP list or assigned static IP.

Outlet will not turn on

Check the web management interface to ensure the outlet has not been locked out or disabled by a power-shedding threshold event.

AutoPing is not rebooting devices

Check the IP address being pinged in the configuration; ensure the target device is actually online and responsive to standard ICMP packets.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Ultra-compact footprint for discrete mounting
  • Independent outlet control increases uptime
  • Proactive AutoPing prevents manual site visits
  • Detailed power analytics aid in diagnostics

Cons

  • Limited to 4 outlets
  • Requires network configuration expertise
  • IEC C13 connection standard may require specific power cables

Setup, Compatibility & Care

To install, mount the unit securely behind the display using the provided bracket options. Connect the device to a stable network via an Ethernet cable to access the web management interface. Once connected, assign a static IP address to ensure consistent management access. Always verify the total amperage draw does not exceed 10A to prevent tripping the internal breaker. For routine care, inspect the unit every six months for dust accumulation near the intake vents and ensure all cable connections remain snug. Keep the firmware updated through the web console to ensure access to the latest security patches and features.

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