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WattBox WB-820-IPVM-12 Installation Manual

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WB-820-IPVM-12
Installation Guide
Package contents
 
(1) WB-820-IPVM-12
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(4) Rubber feet
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(1) Removable 2m (6') IEC 21 power
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cord
 
(2) Small rack mounting brackets
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(2) Large rack mounting brackets
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(1) Wall-mount template
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(8) Mounting bracket screws
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(6) Hook & loop tie-down straps
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(1) Locking clip for IEC cord
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(4 ea.) Screws, washers, and wall
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anchors
 
(1) Documentation QR insert card
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  • Page 1 WB-820-IPVM-12 Installation Guide Package contents     (1) WB-820-IPVM-12 (8) Mounting bracket screws     (4) Rubber feet (6) Hook & loop tie-down straps     (1) Removable 2m (6') IEC 21 power (1) Locking clip for IEC cord cord  ...

  • Page 2: Important Safety Instructions

    Do not use this product with extension cords, multioutlet power strips, multioutlet extenders, or UPS devices (other than a WattBox UPS). The power capacity of these accessories can be overloaded by this product and may result in a risk of fire, or...
  • Page 3 This WattBox requires a properly grounded outlet for safety. If you’re not sure if your home’s electrical wiring is properly grounded, have it checked by a qualified electrician. If a rooftop devices such as a satellite dish connects to the WattBox, ensure that the device’s wires are also properly grounded.
  • Page 4 Warning — Liquid: Avoiding electrical shocks Do not operate the WattBox if liquid of any kind is spilled onto or inside the unit. Do not operate it near rain or water, even water that is contained (e.g., bathtub or sink).

  • Page 5: Fcc Warning

    Caution — Proper cleaning In general, the only cleaning necessary for is a light dusting. Unplug the WattBox from the wall outlet before cleaning it. Do not use liquid or aerosol cleaners. FCC Warning WARNING!! Changes or modifications to this unit not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.
  • Page 6 The manufacturer is not responsible for any radio or TV interference caused Note: -__. by unauthorized modifications to this equipment. Such modifications could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment. The Class B digital apparatus meets all requirements of the Canadian Interference- Causing Equipment Regulation.

  • Page 7: Front Panel

    Front panel  A. Controllable outlets 1-6 — 5-15R outlets that are independently switchable (IP controlled).  B. Power indicators 1-12 — Illuminate when power is on (one for each outlet).  C. Reset button — Press and release to restart the network card, press and hold five seconds to reset network settings, and press and hold 10 seconds to restore to factory defaults.
  • Page 8  J. UPS Link — For connection to a WB-OVRC-UPS-2000-1.  K. ACC port — For use with the WattBox 800 Series Accessories (WB-ACC-TRIGGER- 800 & WB-800-FP).  L. Network connection — Connect to the Local Area Nertwork (LAN) for IP control and monitoring.

  • Page 9: Rear Panel

    Rear panel  N. Accessory outlet — AC outlet for powering accessories. This outlet is not surge protected or metered.

  • Page 10: Led Indicators

    Red (Flash- Firmware is being updated. The WattBox interface is inaccessible ing) during the update. Auto reboot is enabled. WattBox will power cycle outlets that are ON Green when communication with the assigned hosts is lost. Note: outlets Auto that are OFF will not power cycle.

  • Page 11: Rack-Mounting Options

    The unit can also be mounted flush with the rack or set back to the most convenient position for a particular installation. Attach the brackets to the WattBox in the desired position using the supplied hardware, then install the WattBox into the rack using standard rack screws.

  • Page 12: Wall-Mounting Options

    Large bracket mounting Wall-mounting options The WattBox 820 Series can be mounted to a wall or cabinet by using the small bracket. Mount the small bracket to the WB-820 with the flat part of the bracket facing away from the outlets.
  • Page 13  4. Secure the WattBox to the wall.
  • Page 14 WB-820 Network port. To learn more about OvrC, visit the Tech Community and read the OvrC User Guide.  3. Connect the IEC power cord to the power conditioner and to the WattBox UPS (if applicable) or a grounded outlet.
  • Page 15 OvrC setup The Details page shows the outlet name, power draw, and provides outlet control to power an outlet on/off or reset it, as well as the Device Details window preset on all OvrC-enabled devices. If an outlet is set to Disabled you cannot control it. If an outlet is set to Reset Note: -__.

  • Page 16: General Settings

    General Settings Use the below settings to take advantage of the WattBox's basic functions and notifications. Outlet Options Enter the Outlet Name, Mode, and Power on Delay. When configuring Power on Delay, make sure the first device in the network topology powers on first.

  • Page 17: Time Settings

    Time Settings Use the dropdown to select the Time Zone the WattBox is installed in. Power Performance Notification Enable or disable notifications when the Safe Voltage, Current, or Wattage falls out of the specified range. Each notification type allows you to set a specified range.
  • Page 18 Wide Range — For locations where the input voltage or frequency may fluctuate.   Generator Range — For optimal performance in generator and off-grid power environments. This feature is not available for International WattBox PDUs. 820 series PDUs Note: -__. are only compatible with the WB-OVRC-UPS-2000-1.
  • Page 19 Note: -__. WattBoxes in North America. All 800I devices are compatible. LED Brightness (chassis and faceplate devices only) If the WattBox is a chassis model or has a connected faceplate Use the slider to set the brightness of the faceplate's LEDs...
  • Page 20 Telnet Control (150/250/800/820 series only) Toggle to enable/disable control API communication. Changes require the WattBox to restart. Outlets are not affected. Note: -__. Reset to Factory Default Settings (150/250/800/820 series only) Click the Reset button to return the WattBox to factory default settings. Read the warning statement, then click Yes, Continue.

  • Page 21: Auto-Reboot Settings

    Reboot Settings. Host Settings Add, delete or test hosts for the WattBox to ping. The default hosts are Google, Apple, and Amazon. Click ADD NEW HOST at the top of the page to add an internal or external IP address to the list.
  • Page 22 Outlet Reboot Settings Configure which outlets restart when they cannot connect to the selected hosts. Use the Reboot Outlet When dropdown to specify whether the outlet restarts when All selected hosts time-out, Any selected host time-out, or Never. Use the Selected Hosts dropdown to select all the Hosts configured in the Host Settings or specific hosts.

  • Page 23: Time-Out Settings

    Connection Test Delay Interval After Auto-Reboot is the amount of time the WattBox waits between time-out tests. Make sure there is enough time for the networking equipment to Pro Tip: power on and start their services before the WattBox tries to connect to the configured Hosts.
  • Page 24   Reboot Attempts is the number of times the WattBox will auto-reboot the outlets. Zero means the WattBox will continue restarting outlets until the hosts stop timing out.
  • Page 25 Outlet Schedules The Schedule tab allows you to create schedules to turn off, turn on, or reset outlets at specific times. Device Schedules can be toggled on or off. Click a schedule to delete or edit it. How to create a Device Schedule  1.
  • Page 26  4. Set a Schedule Frequency. Once allows you to set a Schedule Date and Time. Repeat allows you to select which days and at what time the Outlet Action is taken. Click Save when finished.

  • Page 27: Username And Password

    Local web interface You can access the interface by typing the IP address into a web browser or by using OvrC's WebConnect feature. Username and password The default username and password are both wattbox. You must change them after the initial login.

  • Page 28: Troubleshooting

    WattBox. Component is plugged into To turn the outlet on, log in to the a controlled outlet and the WattBox interface or press the power The attached outlet is off. button. component is...
  • Page 29 Symptom Possible cause Remedy outlet. a humming or with equipment that is not Unplug different components from buzzing noise. properly grounded. WattBox one at a time to see if the noise stops.      ...
  • Page 30 Dimensions...

  • Page 31: Specifications

    Specifications EMI/RFI Filtration # of Filters = 1 for 12 outlets (6) NEMA 5-20 Outlets, Bottom Bank (6) NEMA 5-15 Outlets Outlets, Top Bank Peak Impluse Current 135,000A Safe Voltage Yes, (90V ~ 136V) UL 62368-1, UL 1449, UL 1283, FCC 47 CFR Part 15 Sub- Certifications part B-Class B 440.00 mm (17.32") x 88.00 mm (3.46") x 88.00 mm...
  • Page 32 BakPak, Binary, Dragonfly, Episode, Luma, Mockupancy, Nearus, NEEO, Optiview, OvrC, Pakedge, Sense, Strong, Strong Evolve, Strong VersaBox, SunBriteDS, SunBriteTV, Triad, Truvision, Visualint, WattBox, Wirepath, and Wirepath ONE are also registered trademarks or trademarks of Snap One, LLC. Other names and brands may be claimed as the property of their respective owners.