Power Equipment

APC NetShelter Rack PDU Advanced provide reliable power distribution to IT Equipment within server and/or networking racks. Outlet and PDU level power metering for power visibility and notification of potential overload. 4-in-1 combination outlets which can be used as either C13, C19, C15, or C21 outlets provide unparreled deployment flexibility. Maximum outlet density with 48 outlets in a 2.2" wide form factor. Outlets on the PDUs are color coded and/or labeled by breaker and input phase on 3 phase models to simplify deployment. Provides an alternating phase design whereby each of the 3 phases are organized into small outlet groups which alternate from top to bottom of the PDU to facilitate better power cord management and promote better load balancing. Power Sharing allows PDUs cascaded together via 2 ethernet ports enable an Network Management Card to continue functioning in the event of an AC power loss. No interruption in Network communication, sensors operation, and alarm traps. Live Swap Network Management Card (NMC) which can be replaced without powering down the PDU or connected devices to minimize downtime in the unlikely event of an NMC power event. Rated and approved to operate up to 60C (140F) at full load ensures reliability and availability even in today's high density deployments. Gigabit ethernet to enhance and standardize network connectivity across all assets in the data center. A second ethernet port (10/100) is available to allow cascading to other PDUs, connect to a 2nd private network, or provide network redundancy. 1% metering accuracy for the peace of mind to use NetShelter Rack PDU Advanced to bill based on power usage. In addition, the higher level of accuracy ensures the most precise measures for capacity planning and threshold alarm monitoring. Two environmental sensor ports allow for optional sensors (sold separately) to be connected. For data center deployments across multiple regions, these PDUs are both UL and CE rated providing one PDU that can be used globally to simplify and standardize deployment.

The Step-Down Transformer converts high voltage (208 or 200 VAC) output into low voltage (120 or 100 VAC) output for powering low voltage AC equipment.

The Step-Down Transformer converts high voltage (208 or 200 VAC) output into low voltage (120 or 100 VAC) output for powering low voltage AC equipment.