Elevate the availability of your network closet
Enhance system uptime and network security
Overcome space constraints and optimize energy efficiency
Whether building out a new data closet or modifying an existing one, organization, rack hygiene and sustainability are paramount to efficient operations. Eaton racks and cable management products enable you to store, power, manage and cool critical IT equipment—increasing uptime and reliability, simplifying ongoing maintenance and maximizing footprint. Even more, we make it easier to create a more sustainable network closet with solutions backed with Eaton EnergyAware technology, which enables better energy efficiency and optimizes power costs. By organizing and decluttering the tight confines of your network closet with the right products, you can transform it into a high-performing, sustainable IT system.
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Safeguard systems with backup power solutions
Incorporating Eaton UPSs and rack PDUs to protect against outages, surges and voltage conditions is integral to a strategically designed network closet. Our products are optimized to safeguard the IT equipment housed within a network closet, with features such as scalability, redundancy, built-in cybersecurity and long-lasting lithium-ion batteries. Even more, gain the tools needed to monitor and manage power devices in both physical and virtual environments with the Brightlayer Data Centers suite of data center monitoring software.
Manage assets even in remote environments
Managing the equipment inside network closets has become increasingly complex across today’s business landscape. From supporting the explosion of remote workers to overseeing edge computing environments, companies increasingly lack on-site IT personnel to troubleshoot network issues. Whether operating remotely or at the rack level, our solutions increase resiliency and reliability inside these closets—enabling you to view your power network and all connected equipment, monitor temperature and humidity, receive instant alerts, and initiate a virtual machine move or graceful shutdown in the event of an extended outage.
