Server Technology PRO4X C4W36RA-DQBD2FE1 36 Outlets Power Distribution Unit - Switched - IEC 60309 3P+G 9Hr 60 Amps - 12 x IEC 60320 C13, 24 x CX - 230 Volts AC - Network (RJ-45) - Rack Mountable
The Server Technology PRO4X Switched PDU model C4W36RA-DQBD2FE1 offers reliable power distribution management for various applications. Built to operate within a wide temperature range from 0-degree Celsius to 60-degree Celsius and accommodating humidity levels between 5% and 90% RH, this power distribution unit ensures optimal performance in diverse environments. With a total power output of 17.3 kW and a maximum electric current of 60 A, it is designed to handle substantial loads efficiently. This PDU features multiple output connectors, including 12 x power IEC 60320 C13 and 24 x power IEC 60320 Cx, providing flexibility and convenience in device connectivity. Enhanced by remote management protocols such as SNMP, HTTP, and HTTPS, it allows for seamless control and monitoring from various platforms. Additional functionalities like temperature and humidity monitoring, along with branch current monitoring, enhance operational safety, making this unit suitable for critical applications requiring dependable electrical
Switched, High Density Outlet Technology (HDOT), Per Input Power Sensing (PIPS), Branch Circuit Protection, voltage monitoring, outlet control, multi-color LCD, temperature monitoring, humidity monitoring, Branch Current Monitoring, 45deg angled infeed, Multi-Unit Linking and Cascading, hot-swappable controller
Compliant Standards
UL 62368-1, UL 489, cTUVus, UL 248, CSA C22.2 No. 62368-1, EMC, FCC Subpart B 15.107, FCC Subpart B 15.109, FCC Part 15 A, CAN ICES-3 Class A
Warranty
Warranty:
Manufacturer Warranty. For defective returns, Tech For Less will give you a full refund and will arrange for and pay all shipping costs.
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