Trip Lite PDU metrics not displaying

Thanks Mike,

We purchased Observium this week. Thank you for all your hard work.

Ok, for poweralert added workaround.
Fixed in r7935.

Hello Mike,

We're running PDUMV20NET units. The real output is 16A/17A - http://imgur.com/GEbF0Sp

That's an image from the high-quality internal monitoring site these models use. You can guess why we are so pleased to no longer need that.

Ciro, which exactly model you use?
Just I still not understand, real output for your PDU is 1.7 or 17A..

But for example as I see for model PDUMNV20HV (single phase) maximum load is 20A but this required appropriate input power.
And this is normal current 17A for three phase model PDU3XVSR6G32A

Hello Mike,

Thank you for taking the time to reply. This is a 24-plug PDU connected to our lab, one of 8 we have. That one has 5 servers and around 19 appliances attached to it. One of the things we had hoped for was the ability to see all of the plugs and their status in Observium, but it's a big ask for such a niche with an already excellent product

The AMP reading is correct, that unit is one of two that's almost at max load, so we need to keep a close eye on it. For now we have the alarm set at '1.7 amps' – Also! I should mention we love your product and will be purchasing a few copies soon. Observium is excellent.

We see the amps reported as 1.7 AMP when the actual load out of SNMP is 17 amps

Ciro, why you think that real output for your ups/pdu is 17 amps?
How many devices currently connected to this pdu/ups?

17 amps is too many is currently connected 1-2 power devices.

This is still vendor issue!
This value must be scaled as 0.1 after get by snmp from device. You can see this as unit description in output (0.1 RMS Amp).
This as described in mib, this do all other vendors.

I not know good way for detect if device return correct or incorrect data.

Ok, similar. I have contacted Mike offline again to provide him access to our unit. Stay tuned.

Hi Rick,

We are seeing this error on: Engine Version=12.06.0067, Driver Version=12.06.0067.8625.8624 - When I run the snmpwalk I get the correct hz and current report out of it, but observium is pulling in Current / 10. I was looking through the poller to see if I could adjust that.

Ciro - which version of the SNMPWEBCARD firmware are you using? I just updated to 12.06.0067.8624 and it fixed the frequency, voltage, and input decimal placement. Loading it up now and will test against output next.