Raritan's Intelligent Power Management Solutions Recognized At Green IT Awards

Raritan won awards at the the 2010 Green IT Awards, in the 'Hardware Product
of the Year'category for its Dominion PX intelligent power distribution unit (PDU),
and a runner-up award in the 'Minister of Energy' category for its Power IQ
energy manage­­ment software.

Winners of this year's Green IT awards were announced at an awards ceremony
held on Earth Day, in London. Sponsored by Green IT Magazine, the awards
recognize the outstanding environmental products, suppliers and projects of 2009
and high­light the companies and teams that have made significant contributions
to improving the IT industry's environmental performance.

“We are proud that two of Raritan's key power management solutions have been
recognized by the prestigious Green IT Awards. Today, as organiza­tions move
towards the Green IT movement and understand what is happe­ning within their IT
environ­ment in terms of power consu­m­ption, the demand for green products is
rising,” said Sanjay Motwani, Regional Manager-India and Middle East, Raritan.

“The Government of India's initiatives to be the world's first market for
trading in energy savings will also give impetus to green products. It is our
goal at Raritan to help customers reduce energy costs and their carbon footprint
by providing them a systematic, auditable approach through our green
technology,” Motwani further added.

Dominion PX intelligent PDU helps datacenters measure power usage
accu­rately. It provides unique power information to help answer key data­center
questions, such as 'where servers should be placed for optimal efficiency,' and
'which rack has available capacity'. Customers have a better understanding of
how much and how their datacenters consume energy and, as a result, can take
steps to improve efficiency and track improvements.

Power IQ collects and analyzes energy data of IT equipment connected to
Raritan's Dominion PX PDU and third-party Ethernet-enabled intelligent rack PDUs,
as well as datacenter temperature and humidity.

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