Tripp Lite 200803016 95-2924 User Manual
Pdu selector guide (features/benefits)
T E C H N I C A L A P P L I C A T I O N B U L L E T I N # 9 5 - 2 9 2 4
Tripp Lite Network-Grade
Power Distribution Units (PDUs)
Tripp Lite Network-Grade PDUs are highly reliable multiple-outlet strips that distribute power from a UPS system, generator or utility wall outlet to
multiple devices. Tripp Lite offers three separate types of rackmount PDUs (see selector guide, below) with features and benefits to match every
application—networking, server, telecom and more.
See inside for an additional selector guide, application diagrams and complete specifications
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Copyright © 2008 Tripp Lite. All rights reserved. The policy of Tripp Lite is one of continuous improvement. Specifications are subject to change without notice.
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Feature Focus (See page 8)
• PDUs with Redundant Input Cords and Automatic Transfer Switch (ATS)
• PDUs with Dual Input Cords and Dual Independent Power Circuits
PDU Selector Guide (Features/Benefits)
Choose a PDU by identifying the ideal features and benefits for your application.
Tripp Lite PDUs
Basic PDUs
Metered PDUs
Switched PDUs
Feature
Benefit
See page 4
See page 5
See pages 6-7
Multiple Outlets
Increase the number of devices that
can be powered by a UPS system,
generator or utility source.
High-Current Plug and
Increase connection flexibility by
Low-Current Outlets*
converting a single high-amperage outlet
into multiple low-amperage outlets.
Long Input Power Cord
Increases installation flexibility by allowing
devices to be located far from an input
power source.
Digital Load Meter
Avoid overloads and safely add loads
as total equipment power consumption
is displayed.
Remote Control of
Reduces frequency of costly service calls
Individual Outlets
by rebooting locked devices. Extends
(via SNMP, Web or
runtime of critical devices by turning off
Telnet)
nonessential loads during blackouts.
Remote monitoring and Prevents overloads that cause
condition reporting
equipment downtime.
* Select models.