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Mining Rack PDU 12-Outlet P33, 3-Phase 63 A
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Mining Rack PDU 12-Outlet P33, 3-Phase 63 A

Quick AnswerMining Rack PDU 12-Outlet P33, 3-Phase 63 A — an IDCPDU Mining PDU for mining farms and hash centres.
  1. 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.
  2. Breaker ahead of the outlets — A fault trips inside the strip, not at the upstream panel — the rest of the row keeps serving traffic.
  3. Built to drawing, not to a catalogue — Outlet mix, cable length and plug are set per order — sample-grade customisation without a tooling charge.
  4. ⁦7–15⁩ working days after drawing approval — The clock starts when the drawing is signed off, and 30-minute proposals / 1-hour quotations come before that.

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Product Description

  • Twelve P33 outlets in three marked phase groups
  • 63 A three-phase input, ⁦365–480⁩ V
  • A compact 1106 mm strip for shelf-mounted miners
  • Shelf-mounted mining frames put the power strip behind the machines rather than beside them, so depth matters as much as outlet count. This 1106 mm strip is 75 × 42 mm, carries twelve P33 outlets in three groups marked A, B and C, and takes a 63 A three-phase feed through a 3-pole hydraulic-magnetic breaker. Each group is one phase, so a machine can be moved between groups without opening a distribution panel, and the single-lamp SPD tells you whether a surge arrestor is still good. The P33 pattern takes the compact plugs used on shelf frames, which keeps the plug body out of the airflow at the rear of the miners.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why P33 outlets on a mining strip?

Because of the frame. Shelf-mounted mining frames space machines closely and route short cords, and the compact P33 plug fits that spacing while keeping its body clear of the rear airflow. A C13 plug in the same place sits deeper and blocks part of the fan path.

Twelve outlets, four per phase — can I run a full frame?

Yes, within the feed. Twelve outlets at 10 A gives you the positions; the 63 A per-phase feed decides how many machines can run at once. Measure the frame total and compare it with 63 A per phase before filling every position.

What is the strain relief on a P33 outlet?

The outlet grips the plug body, and the plug sits in a recessed opening, so a cord pulled along a shelf is less likely to lever the plug out. For frames that get moved often, a locking version of the strip is built to drawing.

Does the SPD need maintenance?

The lamp shows status. When the indicator changes, the protection module has absorbed its last surge and the strip should be serviced; that is why the indication is on the panel rather than inside the enclosure.

Is 480 V acceptable on this strip?

Yes, the strip is rated ⁦365–480⁩ V three-phase and the breaker is hydraulic-magnetic, chosen for stable tripping at high ambient temperature. Confirm the upstream protection matches the 480 V fault level on site.

Can the outlet count and input plug be changed?

Yes. Outlet count, phase grouping, input plug type and cable length are built to drawing. Drawings within 30 minutes, quotation within one hour.

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