Raritan C3WG36RL-DFJE2MT2 PRO3X Switched POPS Power Distribution Unit with RamLock HDOT Outlets - 14.4 Kilo Watts - 50 Amps - AC 208 Volts - Ethernet - USB - Black

This Server Technology PRO3X Switched POPS PDU features RamLock HDOT outlets running with a Raritan Xerus Technology state of the art network interface module. Server Technology's unique RamLock, a self-locking, elbow-catch mechanism to prevent accidental cord disconnects on standard network power cords. The PDU features HDOT outlets which are dedicated C13 outlets, while the other HDOT Cx outlets can be treated as either a C13 or C19 outlet. This innovative PDU combines input and outlet power monitoring, branch current monitoring and outlet control with support for Raritan plug and play sensor types like temperature, humidity, water, dry contact closure, airflow, air pressure differential, and more.

Cx is the future ready UL tested hybrid of the C13 and C19 outlets accommodating both C20 and C14 plugs. Gain access to valuable data through connections including HTTP (S), SSH, Telnet, SNMP, (S) FTP, SMTP, Syslog, LDAP (S), RS-232 serial, and more. Multi-Linking Max 16 PDUs can be daisy chained using a USB or Ethernet connection. Easy-to-read LEDs display current per phase to help prevent overloads and simplify three-phase load balancing in high-density cabinets. 100% Field Replaceable while hot, no risk of short circuits, finger safe replacement in the unlikely event of an outage.

Receptacles have high retention and are compatible with P-Lock type power cords. PRO3X units support a maximum of 12 daisy-chained Raritan DX2 sensor packages. Receive SNMP-based alerts and e-mail notifications. This PDU meets the UL and IEC 60950-1 requirement for branch circuit protection through use of UL489 rated magnetic-hydraulic circuit breakers or UL248 fuses. On Switched rack PDUs, cycle power to individual outlets or groups of outlets to reboot servers. Or, power off unused receptacles. This product has been tested and approved for safe and reliable operation in 140 Degree Fahrenheit data center environments.