Output Control and Scheduling

Picogrid has the capability to separately manage two outputs, named as "Load 1" and "Load 2". It can also adjust the power level for each of these outputs individually. For instance, Output/Load 1 can generate either 48V or 24V, while Output/Load 2 can produce 24V or 12V.

Every output has a couple of parts - a PoE (Power over Ethernet) port and a DC (Direct Current) port. These two ports are connected, meaning the power level in the PoE port will be the same as in the DC port.

The maximum power that Output/Load 1 can provide is 1 Amp, which includes both the PoE and DC Port. Similarly, Output/Load 2 can give a maximum of 1 Amp, combining both PoE and DC Port.

Please note that currently Picogrid’s output efficiency is 80-90%

The schedule for providing power or 'load schedule' might vary, based on the software Picogrid is using. Here are some examples of possible schedules: it could be always ON or it could be ON from 7AM to 12:30AM.

The gadget's load schedules can be changed via remote software updates. This means that beyond the already mentioned schedules that Picogrid might run (like always on or on from 7AM to 12:30AM), new or different schedules can be incorporated into the device.