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30-Outlets PDU - Basic - NEMA L21-30P - 24 x U-Lock IEC 60320 C13, 6 x U-Lock IEC 60320 C19 - 120 V AC, 230 V AC - Vertical - Rack-mountable
Product Code:
I10129L
Condition:
New
This product has been discontinued.
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I10129L provides reliable power distribution where you need it in the rack. With the Geist Upgradeable hot-swap technology, users may easily transform basic PDUs to metered or monitored PDUs with the addition of the appropriate Interchangeable Monitoring Device (IMD) module; all without causing any interruption.
FEATURES
- Provide circuit protection and easy configuration for trouble-free access
- Basic PDU is the space-saving and cost-effective way to deliver power
- U-Lock IEC 60320 C13 receptacle type to ensure maximum dependability and optimal performance
- Three Phase phase PDU provides optimal power output with added usability
- NEMA L21-30P plug/connector type for efficient connectivity and feasible power output
- 120 V AC input voltage for optimal performance with maximum usability
I10129L provides reliable power distribution where you need it in the rack. With the Geist Upgradeable hot-swap technology, users may easily transform basic PDUs to metered or monitored PDUs with the addition of the appropriate Interchangeable Monitoring Device (IMD) module; all without causing any interruption.
FEATURES
- Provide circuit protection and easy configuration for trouble-free access
- Basic PDU is the space-saving and cost-effective way to deliver power
- U-Lock IEC 60320 C13 receptacle type to ensure maximum dependability and optimal performance
- Three Phase phase PDU provides optimal power output with added usability
- NEMA L21-30P plug/connector type for efficient connectivity and feasible power output
- 120 V AC input voltage for optimal performance with maximum usability
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