Looking for Web/Internet power plug for remote reset.

[thedreamer]

Does anyone use remotely accessible and tripable power plugs/strips that they can access via an app or web to reset if need be?

I found a bunch of them, but they all seem like cheap, low power 10A chinese junk. *No offense but it's true*.

[Meech]

They actually have something like that   I'm setting up a webserver at home to handle those chores.

[notlist3d]

You might look over here at gigamps stuff: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=985163.0

I think there is a remote feature on some with linking raspberry pi.  But I would check with them first before taking my word.

[MCHouston]

Any switched managed PDU can do this.  I use Triplite, APC or ServerTech but there are many makers out there.

I also heard good things about this but never used it.
http://www.digital-loggers.com/lpc.html

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[Prelude]

Does anyone use remotely accessible and tripable power plugs/strips that they can access via an app or web to reset if need be?

I found a bunch of them, but they all seem like cheap, low power 10A chinese junk. *No offense but it's true*.

No offense what? Chinese stuff is junk. No need to be an apologist when telling the truth.

Get yourself a switched PDU, easiest and most reliable method.

[thedreamer]

Any switched managed PDU can do this.  I use Triplite, APC or ServerTech but there are many makers out there.

I also heard good things about this but never used it.
http://www.digital-loggers.com/lpc.html

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Thank You. I will try one of these.

[pak13]

https://www.ubnt.com/mfi/mpower/

[aurel57]

I just use TeamViewer to check on miner or switch pools. Can also reboot miners as needed from anywhere. Just need to leave computer on.