Description
APC by Schneider Electric Basic AP6002A 16-Outlet PDU
The APC by Schneider Electric Basic AP6002A 16-Outlet PDU is a dependable power distribution solution designed to keep servers, networking gear, and storage devices running smoothly in data centers, server rooms, and IT closets. Built for reliability and simplicity, this PDU provides clean, distributed power across a compact 16-outlet platform, making it a practical choice for expanding capacity without unnecessary complexity. Whether you’re outfitting a new rack or upgrading an existing infrastructure, the AP6002A offers a straightforward, cost-effective way to manage power where you need it most.
- 16-outlet power distribution in a compact, rack-ready package that fits standard 19-inch server racks, helping maximize available space in crowded data centers.
- Rugged, durable construction with a protective enclosure designed to withstand the rigors of daily IT operation, reducing the risk of damage during maintenance or rearrangements.
- Simple, plug-and-play installation with a straightforward connection path for quick deployment, allowing IT staff to power devices efficiently with minimal downtime.
- Safety-first design featuring overload protection to shield connected equipment from power surges and electrical faults, preserving hardware lifespan and performance.
- Economical solution for reliable power distribution that prioritizes essential functionality over advanced metering and remote monitoring, ideal for budget-conscious environments needing dependable performance.
- Unpack the AP6002A and inspect the unit for any transport damage. Verify that all mounting hardware and power cords are present according to the product documentation.
- Mount the PDU in a standard 19-inch rack using the provided brackets. Align the unit securely and fasten with the appropriate screws to prevent movement during operation or maintenance.
- Connect the PDU’s input power cord to a suitable power source that matches the PDU’s specification (typically 120V AC in North America). Ensure the circuit can safely handle the total connected load to avoid tripping the breaker.
- Distribute connected devices across the 16 outlets to balance the load and promote adequate airflow around the equipment. Avoid overloading any single outlet bank and keep cords organized to minimize heat buildup.
- Secure cords and cables using ties or cable management options to maintain a neat, accessible rack layout. Power down only when necessary before modifying connections, and test that all devices power on correctly after installation.
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Q: What is the APC Basic AP6002A?
A: The AP6002A is a basic 16-outlet power distribution unit designed for reliable, straightforward power distribution in data centers, server rooms, and IT closets. It focuses on dependable power delivery without advanced metering or remote monitoring features. -
Q: Is the AP6002A rack-mountable?
A: Yes. The AP6002A is built for standard 19-inch rack installations and includes mounting hardware to secure it in position, making it a practical fit for most server racks. -
Q: Does the AP6002A have surge protection or overload protection?
A: The AP6002A includes overload protection to safeguard connected equipment from electrical faults. While it provides essential protection, it is a basic PDU without advanced surge meters or monitoring dashboards. -
Q: What kind of outlets and input power does it use?
A: The unit provides 16 outlets and typically uses a standard 120V AC input suitable for North American data centers and IT equipment. Always verify the exact electrical specifications for your region and equipment needs. -
Q: Is remote monitoring available with this model?
A: The Basic AP6002A is designed for straightforward power distribution and does not include built-in remote monitoring or metering. For environments requiring monitoring, consider higher-end PDUs with networking capabilities and environmental sensors. -
Q: What environments is the AP6002A suitable for?
A: It is well-suited for data centers, server rooms, network closets, and any setting requiring organized, reliable distribution of power to multiple devices in a rack-mounted format.
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