Lenovo 18-Outlets PDU - Switched, Monitored - IEC 60309 3P+E 100A - 18

The 1U Switched and Monitored 3-Phase Power Distribution Units (PDUs) make it quick and simple to deploy, protect, and manage your high-availability rack environment. These space efficient and power dense PDUs were co-designed by Vertiv and Lenovo and come in the following 1U designs available to meet the requirements of your most power-demanding systems:

• 18x Combination outlets C13/C19 with 80A 3-phase Delta input
• 18x Combination outlets C13/C19 with 48A 3-phase Wye input (ETL certification)
• 12x Combination outlets C13/C19 with 60A 3-phase Delta input
• 12x Combination outlets C13/C19 with 32A 3-phase Wye input 1U
• 18x Combination outlets C13/C19 with 48A 3-phase Wye input (CE certification)

The outlets (receptacles) on the PDUs give administrators the ability to remotely turn on, turn off, or reboot power at each outlet to power cycle unresponsive IT equipment. Outlet level monitoring gives a comprehensive view of outlet power usage via remote network access. They provide on and off functionality to allow for power sequencing and to help prevent unintended overloading. The following figure shows the PDU with 18 rear-facing outlets.

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With ever growing power densities in today's rack environments, it is all too easy to add load in the wrong place and trigger an overload event. The Switched and Monitored PDU offerings can minimize this impact, providing the ability to quickly recover with resettable circuit breakers for each designated bank of outlets (receptacles), referred to as circuits or load groups. Breakers are color coded to the outlets in a particular circuit to aid in configuration, installation, and maintenance. Furthermore, these PDUs also offer individual outlet remote monitoring and switching (on/off), which allows for remote power sequencing and further helping to prevent unintended PDU overloading

• PDU is reliable for power protection and management solutions
• With a built-in digital current meter avoid potential overloads via switched PDUs