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22-Outlet GB Socket Vertical Rack PDU, 220–250 V 63 A, Surge Protection, 0U
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22-Outlet GB Socket Vertical Rack PDU, 220–250 V 63 A, Surge Protection, 0U

Quick Answer22-Outlet GB Socket Vertical Rack PDU, ⁦220–250⁩ V 63 A, Surge Protection, 0U — an IDCPDU Basic PDU for data-centre and equipment-room racks.
  1. 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.
  2. Surge clamped before the power supplies — Lightning and switching surges are discharged at the strip; the status lamp shows when the cartridge is spent instead of failing silently.
  3. 22 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.

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Product Description

  • 22 GB sockets on a 0U vertical strip
  • ⁦220–250⁩ V, 63 A input, 10 A or 16 A outlets
  • Built-in surge protection with indicator
  • This is the distribution-only version: no breaker and no master switch, so the strip is isolated upstream at the panel or rack ATS. The 1358 mm body fits 42U rails.
  • Surge protection sits at the incoming end and protects all 22 outlets; the indicator shows whether the module is still live, which matters in sites fed by overhead lines.
  • Used where the rack already has upstream switching — colocation cages, telecom cabinets and factory IT racks on a switched busway.
  • Breaker, metering or master switch can be added to drawing: layout within 30 minutes, quotation within 1 hour.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why is there no breaker on this strip?

It is designed to sit behind an upstream breaker or rack ATS. Adding a second device in series increases nuisance tripping and adds a failure point in a 63 A feed.

How do I know if the surge module still works?

The indicator lamp stays lit while the module is healthy. When it goes dark the cartridge is spent and the module should be replaced.

Can a 63 A feed really serve 22 outlets?

Yes, as long as the total continuous load stays under 63 A. With typical servers at ⁦1–2⁩ A per outlet, 22 outlets draw far less than the feed rating.

Can I add metering later?

The housing has space for a metering module; we can supply a metered variant with the same 22-outlet layout and identical mounting holes.

Does the strip work on a three-phase feed?

This version is single-phase. For a 400 V three-phase rack we build a version that splits the three phases across outlet groups.

What is the delivery time?

Layout drawing within 30 minutes of your requirement, quotation within 1 hour, and ⁦7–15⁩ working days for production.

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