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Priority
path: Settings > Startup Delay & Outlet Importance
The
Importance column gives a rating from 1 to 8 to each outlet. A rating of 1 indicates the
highest importance, whilst 8 is the lowest.
When the Total (device) off threshold for the amperage and/or wattage is crossed (but none of
the individual off thresholds) the EnergySwitch will use the importance rating to determine which
outlet to switch off first.
If two or more outlets have the same rating, the outlet with the last peak load will be switched
off first.
Overheat Protection
path: Settings > Overheat Protection
The EnergySwitch has built in temperature sensors that can help prevent overheating. For more
information regarding the thresholds and event notifications please refer to the Thresholds and
SNMP Configuration chapters.
Note: The EnergySwitch has a built-in safety that switches off all ports when the temperature
hits 60°C (140°F)
regardless of the settings in the Overheat Protection section.
Network Time Protocol (NTP)
path: Settings > Device Settings
The Network Time Protocol (NTP) is a protocol for synchronizing the clocks of computer systems
over networks. The EnergySwitch is equipped with an onboard clock that can be setup to sync
with:

pool.ntp.org (default)

a custom NTP server

date & time picker
For more information regarding the configuration of the onboard clock please refer to the Device
Settings chapter.