Tripp Lite Basic PDU, 14 Outlets (12 C13, 2 C19), 100-240V, C20, C14/L6-20P/L5-20P/5-20P/5-15P
Cabinet racks run crowded quickly once switches and servers fill the depth. We built this basic distribution unit to split an incoming line across a bank of receptacles facing front and back, keeping cords routed where they belong. The metal chassis bolts into horizontal space or hangs vertically in the cable channel.
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- BASIC PDU 16A single phase 100-240V basic power distribution unit is a versatile no-frills unit for data centers server rooms and network wiring closets
- 14 OUTLETS 1U horizontal rackmount PDU features 14 outlets - 4 front-facing C13 8 rear-mounted C13 and 2 rear-mounted C19 The C20 input plug features long 10 foot cord and 5 C19 plug adapters with locking retainer clips The set of 5 plug adapters support C14 L6-20P L5-20P 5-20P & 5-15P inputs
- RUGGED BUILD Built with all-metal reversible housing to face the front or back of the rack and switchless design to prevent accidental shutoff and safeguards against downtime from human error
- VERSATILE INSTALLATION The PDUNV comes with detachable flanges pre-punched access holes and adjustable depth channels for dozens of mounting schemes 1U horizontal installation or 0U vertical installation in the cable management area of many rack enclosures
- Included components: PDUNV 1.6/3.8kW Single-Phase 100–240V Basic PDU; (5) C19 plug adapters; Mounting brackets; Owner’s manual
How this one is built
Reversible metal housing
The heavy-gauge steel casing mounts facing forward or backward on the rack rails. Detachable flanges let you secure it horizontally across the frame or vertically along the rear posts to suit your cabling layout.
No switch to bump
An exposed power switch invites accidental shutoffs during routine patch work. We left switches off the chassis entirely, so power passes straight through without risk of someone knocking an elbow into a rocker.
Split receptacle layout
Receptacles sit across both the front panel and the rear chassis. Plug your short jumper cords right at the front for maintenance gear while keeping permanent server connections tucked away behind the frame.
Supplied cord adapters
The input cord reaches distant drops and pairs with the included plug adapters to match common wall receptacles. Retainer clips hold the adapter joint secure so floor vibration cannot shake the line loose.
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