Tripp Lite 5.8kW Single-Phase Switched PDU, 208/240V Outlets (16 C13), L6-30P Input, 3.66 m (12-ft.) Cord, 2U Rack-Mount **

Tripp Lite single phase Switched PDU / Power Distribution Unit offers advanced network control and monitoring with the ability to turn on, turn off, recycle or lock-out power to each individual receptacle, monitor site electrical conditions and remotely monitor output power consumption. PowerAlert interface supports remote control and custom notification of user-specified conditions via email, secure web, SNMP, Telnet or SSH interface. Individually switched outlets can be controlled in real-time to remotely reboot unresponsive network hardware, or be custom programmed for user-defined power-up and power-down sequences to ensure proper startup of interdependent IT systems and prevent inrush-related overloads as network equipment is first energized. Unused PDU outlets can be electronically locked off to prevent the connection of unauthorized hardware. PDU output current consumption in amps is continuously displayed locally via visual meter and remotely via web/network interface to warn of potential overloads before critical IT mains or branch breakers trip.
- Switched 30A 208/240V PDU, 2U horizontal rackmount format
- Reports voltage, frequency & load level via ethernet interface
- Visual current meter, Reversible housing
- NEMA L6-30P input plug with attached 12 ft. / 3.6m line cord
- 16 switched C13 outlets with cord retention brackets
- Temperature, humidity and contact closure monitoring options


- Rackmount PDU
- Installable 2U mounting brackets

- 30A 208/240V Switched Power Distribution Unit / PDU with built-in web/network interface (Agency derated to 24A continuous)
- Attached L6-30P 208/240V single phase input, 12 ft. / 3.6m input cord
- 2U horizontal rackmount form factor
- 16 switched c13 outlets
- Supports power-on, power-off or reboot of each outlet on a real-time or programmable basis

- Enables reboot of locked equipment, custom power-on/power-off sequences, load-shedding of optional loads and disabling unused outlets