Power Distribution Unit
High-efficiency power management hardware
It is important to effectively protect critical IT infrastructure within a data center against power outages. Making the power supply redundant provides this protection. Using a redundant path, the equipment is connected to two power supplies, the A- and B-feed.
PDUs are equipped with an A-feed and B-feed, which means that each power source has its own utility feed (or power supply). A redundant A- and B-feed provide extra security. If one of the power paths fails due to a malfunction or necessary maintenance, the energy will still be supplied to the equipment.
This standard model comes with each rack you rent. An additional unit is mounted at the top of your rack for the secondary feed or B-feed.
A-feed / B-feed
Outlet types | Amount |
|---|---|
C13 | 4 |
C19 | 2 |
Wieland | 0 |
CEE | 0 |
Depending on the amount of rackspace you reserved, our vertically mounted PDUs come in a primary version (default) and a secondary version for the second half of each rack. These PDUs are mounted to the walls of each rack, giving you an optimal amount of space for cable management. The secondary is connected to the primary version via a 0,5m Wieland cable. This combination allows maximum flexibility and convenience during maintenance.
Primary / Secondary
Outlet types | Amount |
|---|---|
C13 | 20/32 |
C19 | 1 |
Wieland (primary only) | 1 |
CEE | 0 |
One of the more regularly used PDUs for high-density cabinets are the Passthrough A-feed model and the Passthrough B-feed model. Each model comes with a standard 32 Amps CEE outlet, which you can mount to your own (switched) PDU.
A-feed / B-feed
Outlet types | Amount |
|---|---|
C13 | 0 |
C19 | 0 |
Wieland | 0 |
CEE | 1 |
