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Cord Retention Tethers
Cord Retention Tethers
Cord Retention Tethers are used with cable ties to secure power cords next to C13 and C19 outlets and to C20 power inlets. The tethers snap onto a small stud next to each outlet/inlet on the PDU. Order cable ties separately.
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Starting at 34.76 USD MSRP
Basic Horizontal Rack-Mount Power Strips
Basic Horizontal Rack-Mount Power Strips
Basic Horizontal Power Strips with master lighted switch and international style outlets
25 options
Starting at 115.62 USD MSRP
Power IQ Base License
Power IQ Base License
Power IQ® for eConnect® Software and License, With 1 Year Maintenance Plan
15 options
Starting at 3606.14 USD MSRP
Power Strip for CUBE-iT Cabinets
Power Strip for CUBE-iT Cabinets
Power strip mounts inside top, bottom or side of Cube-iT™ Cabinets.
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Starting at 144.49 USD MSRP
Switched Pro eConnect® PDU
Switched Pro eConnect® PDU
Switched Pro eConnect® PDUs provide remote power monitoring and control for each outlet on the PDU, making it possible to remotely measure and cycle power for each piece of equipment attached to the PDU.
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Starting at 2375.89 USD MSRP
Switched eConnect® PDU
Switched eConnect® PDU
Switched eConnect® PDUs provide remote monitoring of power at the rack level and individual outlet control, making it possible to remotely turn power on or off at each outlet.
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Starting at 2028.20 USD MSRP
Metered eConnect® PDU
Metered eConnect® PDU
Metered eConnect® PDUs feature a local display for easy reading of input current to help with initial installation and properly balanced operations.
78 options
Starting at 771.74 USD MSRP
Monitored Pro eConnect® PDU
Monitored Pro eConnect® PDU
Monitored Pro eConnect® PDUs provide remote power monitoring down to the outlet level, making it possible to obtain power consumption for each piece of equipment.
357 options
Starting at 1537.33 USD MSRP
Monitored eConnect® PDU
Monitored eConnect® PDU
Monitored eConnect® PDUs provide remote power monitoring to the input and branch circuit level, making it possible to obtain and manage power consumption at the cabinet level.
240 options
Starting at 1333.31 USD MSRP
Basic eConnect® PDU
Basic eConnect® PDU
Basic eConnect® PDUs provide reliable power distribution in high-density applications where no power monitoring is required.
252 options
Starting at 559.62 USD MSRP
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How Many PDU Outlets Do You Need, and What Type? Find Out.
With the rise in processing being done at every cabinet, strong attention needs to be paid to the cabinet power distribution strategy so that the highest level of availability and efficiency are achieved with minimum management overhead. That includes understanding and select...
Three Easy Ways to Improve Environmental Sustainability in Your Data Center
In a world with more than 7.6 billion people, organizations wield significant influence in shaping a sustainable future that next generations can depend on.   Data center customers and stakeholders are increasingly demanding accountability regarding climate impact, prompting...
Six Network Components IT Teams at Schools and Universities Need Now
The way teachers provide instruction, students attend school, and everyone experiences a typical school year are all significantly transformed due to recent needs for full-time remote and virtual learning and instruction. That's meant that tablets, phones and generally just...
How to Select Uninterruptible Power Supply - UPS
As an integral component of a data center or remote site power chain, the uninterruptible power supply (UPS) essentially provides clean power when AC power is present and provides backup power in the event of a power outage. But do you know the basics of selecting the appropri...
How Important is Temperature Rating When Selecting a PDU?
Power distribution units (PDUs) are usually installed in the back of cabinets behind hot air exhaust from equipment, which is potentially the hottest part of every data center. Depending on the expected ΔT from servers ranging from 25°F to 30°F (13°C to 20°C), the heat at th...
How to Identify and Eliminate Ghost Servers in Your Data Center
Ghosts or “zombie” servers haunt even the most sophisticated organizations. These servers, which are either not running any workloads or are severely underutilized, continue to consume power and rack up unnecessary costs.   Ghost servers don’t just waste energy—research co...
Intelligent PDU Functionality: Consider These Features for Your High-Density Deployment
With the rise in processing being done at every cabinet, strong attention must be paid to your power distribution strategy so that the highest levels of availability and efficiency are achieved with minimum management overhead. Rack power distribution units (PDUs) represent t...
Wi-Fi Bollards for Secure Outdoor Wireless
With the requirement for ubiquitous Wi-Fi coverage, many network designers and installers need to place Wi-Fi access points in many outdoor locations. Wi-Fi Bollards facilitate installation. Outdoor Network Considerations Wi-Fi integrators often need to extend the premise n...
Choosing the Right Functionality Level for Rack PDUs
With the rise in processing being done at every cabinet, strong attention needs to be paid to the cabinet power distribution strategy so that the highest levels of availability and efficiency are achieved with minimum management overhead. Intelligent power distribution units...
Considerations for Power Distribution Units for Artificial Intelligence / GPU-Based Applications
As AI models evolve, their complexity and power requirements are rapidly increasing. Each upgrade in AI technology brings a significant rise in the number of parameters, leading to higher energy consumption. For instance, while typical CPU within a data center uses about 30...