APC PDU

An APC Power Distribution Unit (PDU) is a device that is used to distribute power to multiple devices or systems within a rack. It is commonly used in data centers, server rooms, and other critical infrastructure environments. Type of Power

• 16A
• 32A

APC PDUs are available in a variety of types and configurations, including basic, metered, monitored, and switched. Basic PDUs simply distribute power to devices, while metered PDUs provide current, voltage, and power usage measurements. Monitored PDUs provide additional remote monitoring and control capabilities and switched PDUs allow for individual outlet control.

• Basic PDU
• Metered
• Switched PDU

APC PDUs also come in different form factors, such as horizontal (1U, 2U) and vertical (ZeroU), and can be mounted in a variety of ways, such as in a rack or on a wall. They are designed to meet specific power and environmental requirements, and can support various types of power connectors, such as IEC, NEMA, and L5-20.

• ZeroU
• 1U
• 2U

APC PDUs are designed to be highly reliable and durable and are built to meet or exceed industry standards for safety and performance. They are also built to be easy to install, configure, and manage.

Some key features of APC PDUs include:

• Remote monitoring and control through web, SNMP, and telnet/SSH
• Outlet level current monitoring
• Alarm thresholds and notifications
• Remote reboot and outlet control
• Automatic transfer switching
• Network addressable
• Hot-swappable power modules

APC PDUs are an essential component in any data center or server room, as they ensure that power is distributed safely and efficiently to the devices and systems that need it. They also provide valuable monitoring and control capabilities that can help to prevent downtime and improve the overall performance of the infrastructure.