Eaton Tripp Lite 5.8kW Single-Phase Basic PDU – 10 C13 Outlets, 12 ft Cord, NEMA L6-30P, 1U Rack-Mount

Designed for reliable rack-mounted power distribution, the Eaton Tripp Lite Series 5.8kW Single-Phase Basic PDU delivers continuous, clean power to critical IT equipment from protected UPS, generator, or mains input sources. Built for durability and simplicity, this 1U PDU features a rugged all-metal housing and secure rack-mount installation, making it ideal for data centers, server rooms, and lab environments where uptime matters. With 10 C13 outlets and a 12 ft cord, it provides flexible deployment and scalable power distribution for growing racks while keeping cables organized and accessible for maintenance.

• Rugged, space-efficient design: A durable all-metal housing combined with a 1U rack-mount footprint ensures secure, space-saving installation in standard 19" racks, optimizing airflow and accessibility while maximizing uptime.
• High-capacity, single-phase power: The 5.8 kW rating at 200–240V supports dense server, storage, and network gear, delivering reliable power distribution without compromising performance or safety.
• Ten dependable C13 outlets: Ten IEC C13 receptacles offer broad compatibility for common IT equipment, enabling orderly power distribution and reducing clutter from multiple adapters and strips.
• Flexible input and cord length: An integrated NEMA L6-30P input plug paired with a 12 ft (3.66 m) cord gives versatile routing options from protected power sources to the rack area, even in tight spaces.
• UPS, generator, or mains compatibility: Purpose-built to supply continuous power from any protected power source, ensuring critical devices stay online during outages or transitions in data centers, labs, or office environments.

Technical Details of Eaton Tripp Lite Series 5.8kW Single-Phase 200-240V Basic PDU, 10 C13 Outlets, NEMA L6-30P Input, 12 ft. (3.66 m) Cord, 1U Rack-Mount

• Power rating: 5.8 kW
• Input voltage: 200–240V, single-phase
• Outlets: 10 IEC C13 receptacles
• Input plug: NEMA L6-30P
• Cord length: 12 ft (3.66 m)
• Mounting: 1U rack-mount
• Construction: Rugged all-metal housing
• Purpose: Provides continuous power distribution from a protected UPS, generator, or mains input source

How to install Eaton Tripp Lite Basic PDU

• Prepare the rack: Choose a suitable location in or near a standard 19" rack and ensure there is adequate space for air flow and cable management around the 1U footprint.
• Mount the PDU: Secure the PDU to the rack using the provided mounting hardware, ensuring the chassis is level and firmly fastened to prevent vibration or movement during operation.
• Route the cord: Plan a clean cable path for the 12 ft cord, keeping it away from hot components and airflow intakes while maintaining easy access for maintenance checks.
• Connect to power: Plug the 12 ft cord into a protected power source (UPS, generator, or mains) in accordance with local electrical codes and your facility’s safety procedures.
• Distribute equipment: Connect devices to the 10 C13 outlets, distribute load evenly across outlets, and label cables to simplify future changes or expansions.
• Power-on and verify: Turn on the PDU and verify all connected equipment powers up correctly. Check for any indicator lights or fault signals and ensure loads are within the PDU’s rated capacity.

Frequently asked questions

• Q: What is the purpose of this PDU? A: It distributes power from a protected UPS, generator, or mains input to IT equipment in a rack and provides 10 C13 outlets for reliable, centralized power delivery.
• Q: How many outlets does it provide? A: It features 10 IEC C13 outlets for powering servers, networking gear, storage devices, and other rack-mount equipment.
• Q: What kind of input plug and cord are included? A: It uses a NEMA L6-30P input plug with a 12 ft (3.66 m) cord for flexible routing to protected power sources.
• Q: Is this a 1U rack-mount PDU? A: Yes, the unit is designed for secure, space-efficient mounting in standard 19" racks.
• Q: Can it power from a UPS, generator, or mains? A: Yes, it distributes continuous power from any protected UPS, generator, or mains input source, helping maintain uptime for critical equipment.