Not just a cable. A control point.
SmartKablo adds per-device energy metering and remote power control to an existing PDU or outlet. Monitor compatible equipment and manage power through the mobile app, SNMP or REST API.
Connect SmartKablo to an existing PDU or standard Schuko outlet to measure computers, monitors and office equipment with a C13 input, then switch power remotely.
Schedule after-hours power for office computers and monitors with SmartKablo, and automate energy savings.
Consumption analysis
See voltage, current, frequency and watts; compare 24-hour, daily and monthly energy records.
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Remote power
As an authorised user, switch power on or off, or run a controlled cycle that restores power after a defined interval.
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Network and integration
Set up over Bluetooth, connect over Wi-Fi, and send measurement and relay data to SNMP or the documented REST API.
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Physical UID
Flash the green LED from the interface to verify the physical SmartKablo before working in a dense rack.
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Built for your project
Choose the cable length and place the control module near the PSU, in the middle or near the PDU to suit the installation.
Explore models→One product · metering + control
Fully managed PDUs provide advanced control for every outlet, but the initial investment, installation and infrastructure changes can be costly. SmartKablo keeps a compatible standard PDU in place while adding metering and remote relay control only to the server, ATX computer or monitor connections that need it. It is not a one-for-one replacement for every feature of a fully managed smart PDU.
Choose critical equipment instead of replacing an entire rack at once, then add SmartKablo units in line with budget and operational priorities.
Add per-device metering and remote on/off control without removing a compatible non-smart PDU.
Adapt the installation with C20, C14, Schuko or project-specific NEMA input, a C13 output and a custom cable length.
Bring measurement and relay control into your existing monitoring and automation infrastructure.
Apply a controlled power cycle to an unresponsive server, ATX PC, switch or NAS without waiting for physical access.
Monitor critical IT equipment individually with live, daily and monthly energy data, and base capacity and growth decisions on measurements.
See live readings, the consumption curve and device status on one screen. Use the built-in relay to handle authorised on/off actions remotely.
Monitor current, voltage, frequency and power in real time.
Compare daily and monthly energy use with charts.
Switch power to connected equipment on or off with one tap.
Use the SmartKablo mobile app for live readings, remote power control, consumption charts and account management.
See online devices, total active power and relay status at a glance with live data.
See voltage, current, active power, power factor, frequency and consumption.
Switch or schedule power to connected equipment remotely.
Review the last 24 hours in power, voltage and current views.
Manage your password, session and SmartKablo Cloud connection.
The metering module, 5 A rating, mobile control and customisable equipment output are shared by every variant. Simply choose the input that fits the installation point.
C20
A connection option for higher-capacity PDUs and data-centre power distribution.
Product detailsC20 → C13C14
A compact connection option for UPS, PDU and standard IT power-distribution systems.
Product detailsC14 → C13
SCH
For powering computers, monitors and compatible C13 equipment from a standard wall outlet.
Product detailsSchuko → C13SmartKablo combines a metering module, mobile app and built-in relay in one cable. Electrical protection, high-temperature tolerance and a fanless design suit continuously operating IT environments.
SmartKablo provides current, voltage, frequency, power and consumption data for servers, ATX PCs, switches, NAS systems, desktops and monitors in one place. The built-in relay can control power to compatible equipment that is hard to reach or unresponsive; measured data can guide after-hours savings, and the UID LED helps locate the correct cable in a rack.
Monitor consumption per NAS or rack storage device. After a safe shutdown, restore power remotely when required.
Monitor after-hours consumption from ATX computers and workstations. Combine a safe shutdown with the correct BIOS/UEFI setting for remote power-cycle scenarios.
Monitor the operating status of an NVR and video system remotely. Once the equipment is safely shut down, manage its power supply in a controlled way.
Monitor office and control-room LCD displays individually, then manage power remotely on a schedule when they are not in use.
A desktop PC or Ryzen workstation left on can keep idling after hours, while the monitor usually enters a low-power sleep state. The calculator treats these loads separately and includes weekday evenings plus complete non-working days.
Enter PC idle consumption and monitor sleep consumption separately; SmartKablo’s own reading provides the most accurate value.
Example assumption: a PC left on draws 25 W at idle and a sleeping monitor draws 0.5 W. Actual consumption varies by hardware, power plan and peripherals. The estimate shows avoidable energy potential, not the TRY amount on an electricity bill.
It measures current, voltage, frequency and power, with live, daily and monthly energy consumption.
Yes. The built-in relay lets an authorised user switch connected equipment remotely from the mobile app. Follow the equipment's safe shutdown procedure before cutting power.
The equipment side uses an IEC C13 female output. Choose an IEC C20 male, IEC C14 male or Schuko input. The C20 male connects to an IEC C19 female PDU outlet.
The product supports compatible equipment drawing up to 5 A.
Compare use cases, differences and which solution fits your needs.
IT operationsLearn the controlled recovery sequence for an unresponsive server, ATX PC, switch or NAS.
Energy efficiencyEstimate monthly savings potential using actual standby power and the working schedule.
IntegrationBring current, voltage, frequency, power and relay status into your central monitoring system.
BIOS and remote accessApply AC Recovery, Last State and Wake-on-LAN in the correct scenario.
IEC connector guideChoose the correct IEC connector match across the UPS, PDU and equipment sides.
Energy calculationConvert measured average watts into kWh and monthly energy cost.
Rack power architectureSeparate backup power, distribution and per-device control roles in one diagram.
WOL and BIOS guideCompare Wake-on-LAN, Remote Desktop, AC Recovery and controlled power-restoration methods.
A realistic 100-computer scenarioEnter watts, operating time and your current unit rate to see monthly kWh and savings potential.
Hosting and colocationMove from rack totals to per-device measurement, and bring kWh records into operations through REST API and SNMP.
Smart Cloud softwareMonitor live readings, the 24-hour chart and relay status for equipment across locations in one panel.