APC NetShelter Rack PDU, Switched, 0U, 5.0kW 200V and 208V 30A, (21) C13/C15 and (3) C19/C21 outlets — APDU9941

The APC Switched Rack PDU distributes reliable power within a rack through a single input and multiple output receptacles The APDU9941 offers advanced load management combined with remote on/off switching control of individual outlets for power cycling, delayed power sequencing, and outlet use management The 0U PDU includes a NEMA L6-30P input plug with 3 05m (10 ft) cord, (21) IEC 60320 C13/C15 and (3) IEC 60320 C19/C21 hybrid outlet receptacles The hybrid outlets allow 60°C operating temperature at full load, are compatible with standard C14 and C20 power cords, and are future-proofed for new C16 and C21 power cords required for higher temperature rated devices The Network Management Card provides enhanced cybersecurity with secured interfaces and modified password policy The rack PDU integrates with EcoStruxure IT through Network Management Card and can be accessed, configured, and managed remotely via Web, SNMP and Command Line Interface Color user-interactive LCD interface details current, real power, voltage, and energy measurements for local user access The outlet level control allows power on/off functionality for power recycling/reboot of remote equipment and restricts unauthorized use of individual outlets The Switched Rack PDU includes a temperature/humidity sensor port, locking IEC outlets when used with locking power cords, low-profile circuit breakers and USB port for local Firmware updates The rack PDU supports daisy-chain of up to 32 PDUs on a single IP address, thereby reducing networking cost The rack PDU comes with a standard three-year warranty

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• Ideal for colocation, large data centers or distributed IT sites
• Remote management of rack PDUs for efficient time-saving
• Plan capacity and balance loads with +/- 1% metering accuracy (amps, volts, kW, kWh)
• Gigabit ethernet connectivity
• Real-time remote monitoring of connected load through EcoStruxureTM IT and other platforms
• Power sequencing delays determine the order in which power is turned on or off
• Stay on top of potential circuit overloads with user-defined alarms
• Zero U toolless installation