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36-Outlet C13/C19 Metered Rack PDU, 32 A, 110–250 V, 8 kW, Horizontal
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36-Outlet C13/C19 Metered Rack PDU, 32 A, 110–250 V, 8 kW, Horizontal

Quick Answer36-Outlet C13/C19 Metered Rack PDU, 32 A, ⁦110–250⁩ V, 8 kW, Horizontal — an IDCPDU Metered PDU for metered racks in data centres.
  1. 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.
  2. 36 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.
  3. ⁦110–250⁩ V wide input — One build covers 120 V and 230 V sites and rides out a brownout instead of dropping the load.
  4. 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.
  5. Breaker ahead of the outlets — A fault trips inside the strip, not at the upstream panel — the rest of the row keeps serving traffic.
  6. Hard-wired terminal block — There is no inlet plug to work loose or heat up — the feed lands on terminals sized for the strip's full current.
  7. Anodised aluminium body — Lighter than a steel shell and it sheds heat instead of trapping it; there is no paint layer to chip during installation.

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Product Description

  • Horizontal metered strip with 36 C13 and 4 C19 outlets on one 32 A feed
  • 8 kW single-phase capacity at ⁦110–250⁩ V
  • Full-width bar reads output at the panel without opening a browser
  • Thirty-six C13 outlets cover a 42U cabinet of 1U servers, and the four C19 positions take switches, PDUs and storage shelves that ship with C20 cords. The bar mounts horizontally at the top or bottom of the rack, which keeps the vertical rails free for cable management. Current, voltage, power and energy are shown on the panel meter.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why 36 C13 outlets on one strip?

A 42U cabinet of 1U servers needs 21 outlets for a redundant pair per shelf; 36 gives room for a fully populated cabinet plus switches and a spare pair. Fewer strips means fewer feeds, fewer breakers and less cable in the rack.

What is the difference from a vertical 0U strip?

This bar is horizontal, so it consumes 1U of rack space but leaves both vertical rails free for cable management and does not foul the rear door. A vertical strip saves the rack unit but occupies rail length.

Can the 4 C19 outlets be increased?

Yes, the count and the C13/C19 split are built to drawing. Note that the inlet stays at 32 A, so more C19 outlets change what you can plug in, not the total capacity.

Is 8 kW realistic at 32 A?

At 250 V and 32 A the arithmetic gives 8 kW. On a 230 V supply the same 32 A gives about 7.4 kW, and on 208 V about 6.7 kW. Size the load against your actual site voltage, not the headline figure.

Does a horizontal strip at the top of the rack get too hot?

The top of the rack is the hottest zone because return air collects there. Fit the bar at the bottom if the cabinet runs above 35 °C at the top, and keep the inlet away from the hot aisle exhaust.

How fast can you deliver a version with 24 C13 and 12 C19?

Seven to fifteen working days after drawing approval. Send the split and the inlet type, and we return a drawing within 30 minutes and a quotation within the hour.

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