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Mining Rack PDU 16-Outlet C13 C19 Lockable, 2.5U Metered
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Mining Rack PDU 16-Outlet C13 C19 Lockable, 2.5U Metered

Quick AnswerMining Rack PDU 16-Outlet C13 C19 Lockable, 2.5U Metered — an IDCPDU Mining PDU for mining farms and hash 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. 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. 0U vertical — no rack units consumed — The strip hangs on the rear post, so every U stays available for servers.
  4. Lockable IEC sockets — C13 and C19 cords click in and stay in — vibration, cleaning and a stray knee no longer turn into an unexplained reboot.
  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. 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.

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Product Description

  • Sixteen lockable C13 and C19 outlets on hot-swap modules
  • Per-port metering, Modbus-RTU over RS485
  • For racks that are re-cabled every week
  • A mining rack gets re-cabled every time a card or a power supply is swapped, and a plain C13 plug works loose after a few of those cycles. The outlets here are lockable modules that clip the cord in place, and each module unclips from the 2.5U body for replacement without taking the strip out of the rack. Metering is per port as well as total, read over RS485 Modbus-RTU or the network port, so a supply drawing more than its neighbours shows up before it fails. Surge protection sits at the inlet, and the sequential power-on function spreads inrush across the row instead of tripping the upstream breaker.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why lockable outlets on a mining strip?

Because cords come out. A machine vibrates, a fan blows hot air along the strip, and a standard C13 works loose until the machine drops offline for a reason nobody can find. A locking module holds the plug mechanically, and the fault that disappears when you touch the cable stops happening.

What does a hot-swappable outlet module mean in practice?

A damaged module is swapped without removing the strip from the rack and without disturbing the other outlets. Keep one spare module on site and a broken latch costs minutes instead of a strip replacement.

Sixteen outlets on 16 A — is that enough?

For mixed loads, yes: the ports are not all expected at rating together. If your rack carries high-draw supplies on several ports, order the 32 A version, which raises the inlet and the breaker rather than the outlet count.

Can metering find a failing power supply?

Yes. A supply whose current drifts above its neighbours at the same hashrate is visible in the per-port list weeks before it fails, which is the difference between a planned swap and a rack outage.

Where does the strip mount and how does the cable enter?

Vertically on the rear 19-inch rails, 1300 mm between fixing centres, with cable entry at the top or the bottom so the feed can come from a floor box or an overhead tray.

Can the C13 and C19 mix 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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