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Panduit has introduced its Fault Managed Power System (FMPS) Gen 2 portfolio for enterprise environments. The system is designed to increase power density and system flexibility while supporting a centralised power distribution architecture, with the aim of reducing installation costs and operational complexity.
The FMPS Gen 2 enables higher power transmission over longer distances using a Class 4 Limited Energy system. It has a UL 1400 listing and a SIL 3 rating, allowing power to be distributed across large campuses, warehouses, and other extensive facilities. This approach is intended to simplify installation and reduce exposure to electrical hazards.
The system also uses less copper than conventional power distribution methods, reducing material requirements and supporting more resource-efficient infrastructure designs. It is backward compatible, allowing upgrades or expansions without replacing existing installations, which helps preserve prior investments.
A key feature is the centralisation of power and uninterruptible power supply (UPS) infrastructure, removing distributed UPS units from individual distribution frames (IDFs). This is intended to improve operational efficiency and reduce space requirements, maintenance needs, and operating costs.
The portfolio includes a 2 kW system range, with a 1000 W transmitter, a 2000 W power supply and receiver, and a 600 W receiver intended for edge applications such as security and lighting.
The FMPS Gen 2 supports higher-density power configurations and a range of receivers for different applications, accommodating both high-power PoE++ and DC loads. It is designed to support power delivery across uses including enterprise networking, security systems, and building automation.
Integrated monitoring and management functions are included to improve system visibility, assist with fault identification, and support scalability with minimal downtime.
