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19-Outlet British BS 1363 Vertical Rack PDU, 230 V 63 A, Hydraulic Breaker, 0U

Quick Answer19-Outlet British BS 1363 Vertical Rack PDU, 230 V 63 A, Hydraulic Breaker, 0U — an IDCPDU Basic PDU for data-centre and equipment-room racks.

Local socket pattern, not an adapter job — Outlets are the pattern already installed in the building, so equipment cords go straight in — one joint less to loosen inside a live rack.
0U vertical — no rack units consumed — The strip hangs on the rear post, so every U stays available for servers.
Breaker ahead of the outlets — A fault trips inside the strip, not at the upstream panel — the rest of the row keeps serving traffic.
Passive build, nothing to fail — No metering board and no switching relay inside — for a basic strip that means fewer parts that can take a rack down.

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19 British BS 1363 sockets in a 0U strip
230 V, 63 A input, 13 A per outlet
Hydraulic magnetic breaker with status indicator
At 60 × 85 mm the body fits the rear channel of a 42U cabinet on 1358 mm centres and leaves both cable managers free; the sockets face the rear aisle so cords drop straight into the vertical manager.
Every BS 1363 outlet is shuttered and fused to the British standard, so a 13 A fuse protects each appliance lead — the reason UK racks rarely need extra branch MCBs behind the strip.
Specified for UK, Ireland, Gulf and Hong Kong, China IT rooms that run on BS 1363 rather than IEC C13.
Mixed British and IEC C13 layouts are built to drawing: layout within 30 minutes, quotation within 1 hour.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do the outlets have individual fuses?

Yes. Every BS 1363 outlet carries a 13 A fuse behind the shutter, so a faulty appliance blows its own fuse and leaves the rest of the strip running.

Can 19 outlets on a 63 A feed be fully loaded?

Not at 13 A each. Continuous load should stay within the 63 A input, roughly ⁦9–10⁩ outlets at full 13 A; the rest is headroom for typical ⁦1–2⁩ A servers.

Is a 230 V version suitable for Ireland?

Yes — Ireland uses the same BS 1363 socket and 230 V supply, so the strip is a direct fit.

How is the strip fixed in a 600 mm deep cabinet?

Two M6 screws into the rear rail at 1358 mm centres, plus a bracket at the base. The 85 mm depth leaves the door swing and hot-aisle airflow clear.

Can it be shipped with a British 63 A plug instead of a terminal box?

Yes. We fit an IEC 60309 or BS 4343 plug on request, or leave a 2 m unterminated cable for site connection.

What is the lead time for a mixed British and C13 layout?

Layout drawing within 30 minutes, quotation within 1 hour, production ⁦7–15⁩ working days after the drawing is approved.

Rack standard	19-inch EIA-310
Installation	Vertical (0U)
Mounting length	1358 mm
Body dimensions (W×H)	60 × 85 mm
Outlet configuration	19× British BS 1363 (Type G), shuttered and fused
Outlet rating	13 A per outlet
Max input current	63 A
Input voltage	230 V AC, 50 Hz
Phase	Single-phase
Input connection	OT terminal junction box
Main breaker	Hydraulic magnetic breaker
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; built under ISO 9001

19-Outlet British BS 1363 Vertical Rack PDU, 230 V 63 A, Hydraulic Breaker, 0U

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