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| Rack standard | 19-inch EIA-310 |
| Installation | Vertical (0U) |
| Height | 1.5U body section (45 mm) |
| Mounting length | 1358 mm |
| Outlet configuration | 16× South African SANS 164, large and small patterns |
| Outlet rating | Large: 16 A; small: 6 A |
| Input connection | Hard-wired terminal block, 5-wire |
| Input voltage | 220–250 V AC, 50/60 Hz |
| Max input current | 16 A (32 A version to order) |
| Rated power | 3.5 kW at 16 A; 7.0 kW at 32 A |
| Phase | Single-phase |
| Main breaker | 2× 1-pole hydraulic-magnetic breaker, 32 A |
| Surge protection | None |
| Metering | LCD, current / voltage / power / energy |
| Monitoring interface | TCP/IP, SNMP v1/v2/v3, Modbus TCP, RS485 |
| Outlet switching | Per-outlet remote on/off and metering |
| Cable entry | Top or bottom |
| Housing | Cold-rolled steel, black powder coat |
| Operating temperature | -10–45 °C |
| Relative humidity | 0–90% RH, non-condensing |
| Included accessories | M6×16 screws, user manual |
| Certification | CE / EMC / RoHS; built under ISO 9001 |
| Customisation | Outlet count, cord length and plug type to drawing |
| Lead time | 7–15 working days after drawing approval |
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The large pattern (SANS 164-1, Type M) is a 16 A three-pin outlet used for servers, UPS outlets and heavier equipment. The small pattern carries lighter loads such as switches, radios and small power supplies. This strip carries both so a South African rack does not need adapters in either direction.
No. SANS 164 is a distinct three-pin pattern with round pins. Mixing plug systems in a rack is what pushes people towards adapters, and every adapter adds a contact resistance and a heat point. If a rack holds imported equipment, order a mixed strip with IEC C13 positions instead.
Because the outlets are not all expected to run at rating at the same time. Sixteen SANS 164 positions on a 16 A feed suit a cabinet of switches, radios and small supplies; if your rack carries servers at 2 A to 4 A each, order the 32 A version.
They split the strip into two groups of eight. Each group has its own 1-pole 32 A hydraulic-magnetic breaker, so a fault in one group leaves the other group live and the cabinet partly available instead of dark.
Yes, and it is often the only way to find a fault. A radio or a small supply drawing far more than its nameplate shows up as an outlier in the per-outlet current list, which is hard to see from a total-only meter.
Yes. The mix of large and small SANS 164 positions, outlet count, cord length and plug type are built to drawing. Drawings within 30 minutes, quotation within one hour.
