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20-Outlet C13 C19 Switched Rack PDU, 32 A, 1.5U
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20-Outlet C13 C19 Switched Rack PDU, 32 A, 1.5U

Quick Answer20-Outlet C13 C19 Switched Rack PDU, 32 A, 1.5U — an IDCPDU Switched PDU for remotely managed racks.
  1. Per-outlet remote switching — A hung node or miner is power-cycled from the control room in seconds — no trip to the rack, and nothing else on the strip goes dark.
  2. Power read where it is consumed — Current, voltage, power and energy at the strip, shown on the local display and readable remotely — you spot a rack running out of headroom before the breaker trips.
  3. 20 outlets on one strip — A single strip feeds a whole rack, so adding a node no longer means a second PDU and a second feed cable.
  4. 0U vertical — no rack units consumed — The strip hangs on the rear post, so every U stays available for servers.
  5. C13 and C19 side by side — Servers, switches and storage hang off one strip — no second PDU just because the C19 count did not match the drawing.
  6. Breaker ahead of the outlets — A fault trips inside the strip, not at the upstream panel — the rest of the row keeps serving traffic.
  7. Field-standard input plug — Terminated with the connector electricians on site already stock, so commissioning does not wait for an adapter.

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Product Description

  • Twenty mixed C13 and C19 outlets on a 32 A cord set
  • Per-outlet switching and metering in a 1.5U body
  • Corded entry so the strip can be moved without an electrician
  • Twenty outlets in a 1391 mm body give a mid-density rack a socket for every device without doubling up on extension leads: C19 positions for switches, storage controllers and UPS-fed gear, C13 positions for servers and 1U appliances. Every outlet switches and meters individually, so a failed node is rebooted from the console while its neighbours carry on. Because the input is a 32 A cord set rather than a fixed terminal, the strip can be swapped or moved between racks without opening a panel.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why choose a corded strip over a hard-wired one?

Speed of change. A corded strip plugs into a 32 A industrial outlet, so it can be replaced during a maintenance window without an electrician and without isolating a panel. Hard-wired strips are cheaper per unit but cost more every time the rack layout changes.

Twenty outlets on 32 A — how do I avoid overloading it?

Add up the nameplate current of what you intend to plug in and stay under 32 A, not 20 times 10 A. The strip reports total current and per-outlet current, and you can set a threshold that raises an alarm before the breaker trips.

Can I switch a single outlet while leaving the rest powered?

Yes. Each outlet has its own relay, controlled from the web interface, SNMP or Modbus TCP. Group commands are also available when an enclosure has to come down as a unit.

What is the difference between this and the 16-outlet C13 C19 switched model?

Outlet count and feed. This one has twenty positions on a 32 A cord; the sixteen-outlet version uses a hard-wired five-wire terminal block on a 63 A feed. Choose by how many devices the rack holds and whether the feed arrives as a socket or a fixed terminal.

Does it keep outlet states after a power cut?

Yes. The last state of each outlet is retained, so the rack returns to the previous pattern when power comes back, then follows the sequential start order if that function is enabled.

Can the outlet mix, cord length and plug be changed?

Yes. Outlet count, C13 and C19 ratio, cord length and plug type are built to drawing. Drawings within 30 minutes, quotation within one hour.

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