Yes, thats what we want, a 750UP but with more ports. Most of my towers have more than 4 units so almost everywhere I have to use at least 2 rb750UPs.
Would it not be nice to have an 8 PoE-out port unit as well?
Off course the input port must be able to supply them all but that can't be a problem.
I think the 750UP's are already almost the best you can find on the market for such price level to do remote monitoring of battery voltages, power consumption, automatic power-cycle of failing attached units etc. But I can do with more ports..... (and thus less boxes, less cables, less hazzle)
Also, an overall power consumption meter (graph!) would be nice. I would like to see what the unit PLUS all its connected devices is consuming.
I actually want to see a 10secs average so I can make a accurate estimate on how long a certain battery setup will work against a certain consumption.
It will also make it more easy to actually measure the difference in consumption between certain usage mode of attached units (like traffic of AP's, or temperature differences)
If MT will bring a 6 or 8 port (or even more, but than we nees the smaller units too) on the market with the extras mentioned they would have the ultimate remote power controller with all the funcionality of the ROS. No competition for such a product!
P.S.
Can the technician look at the voltage calibration of the serveral PoE-out devices, including the rb750UP? The are not very accurate. I see difference of .4 to a full volt difference between real and measured voltage. This is important if you run scripts to warn agains battery voltage level drop or when units have to be switched off to preserve last power left in the battery bank....
Or maybe a software (or hardware) option to calibrate the units ourselves.....?