Description
HPE G2 P9R57A 36-Outlet PDU
Introducing the HPE G2 P9R57A 36-Outlet PDU, a purpose-built power distribution and metering solution engineered to meet the demanding needs of modern data centers and enterprise racks. This advanced series metered PDU is designed to work in harmony with HPE infrastructure and compute solutions, delivering accurate, billing-grade power data that helps you optimize energy usage, reduce operational costs, and improve overall rack efficiency. With 36 outlets in a compact 19-inch footprint, the G2 P9R57A provides dense, reliable power distribution for high-density server environments while offering granular visibility into consumption, voltage, and load patterns. Built to endure the rigors of 24/7 operation, this PDU combines rugged hardware with intelligent metering to empower IT teams, facilities staff, and finance departments to monitor consumption, perform chargebacks, and plan capacity with confidence.
- Billing-grade metering meets enterprise needs: The G2 P9R57A delivers highly accurate power measurement so you can track consumption precisely, allocate costs accurately, and forecast future energy requirements with confidence. Real-time data feeds support efficient chargebacks and energy budgeting across multiple racks and workloads.
- Dense 36-outlet configuration: Designed for space-constrained data centers, this PDU provides 36 outlets in a 1U or compact rack footprint, enabling high-density server deployments without compromising on management visibility or electrical safety.
- Seamless integration with HPE infrastructure: Built to work in concert with HPE servers, storage, and networking gear, the G2 P9R57A ensures reliable power delivery and cohesive monitoring across your HPE ecosystem for streamlined operations.
- Remote monitoring and alerting: Access real-time power data remotely, set thresholds, and receive proactive alerts to prevent overloads, outages, or unexpected energy spikes, helping you maintain service levels and uptime.
- Rugged design for reliability: Engineered for continuous operation in data centers and edge deployments, the G2 P9R57A features robust construction, secure mounting, and dependable performance under varying environmental conditions.
Technical Details of HPE G2 P9R57A 36-Outlet PDU
- Outlet count: 36 outlets distributed across a compact 19-inch chassis for high-density racks
- PDU type: Metered distribution with billing-grade power monitoring for accurate usage reporting
- Form factor: Rack-mountable 1U (typical 19-inch equipment rack)
- Voltage range: 100–240V AC, suitable for global deployment and diverse data-center power environments
- Current rating: Designed to support standard enterprise power profiles, with distribution and metering calibrated for reliable operation
- Management: Built for seamless integration with HPE infrastructure and compute solutions, enabling centralized power monitoring and reporting
- SKU reference: P9R57A (for catalog and specification lookups)
how to install HPE G2 P9R57A 36-Outlet PDU
Installing the HPE G2 P9R57A is straightforward and designed to minimize downtime while maximizing awareness of total rack power. Follow these general steps to ensure a proper, safe setup that aligns with standard data center practices. Note that exact mounting hardware and cabling may vary by rack model and facility standards, so always refer to your facility’s safety guidelines and local electrical codes during installation.
- Prepare the rack and mounting space: Clear the rack area, verify grounding provisions, and confirm that the rack is rated for the expected load. Ensure there is adequate clearance to manage cables and allow proper airflow around the PDU and connected devices.
- Mount the PDU securely: Align the 19-inch chassis with the rack rails and secure the PDU using the provided mounting hardware. Ensure the unit is level and firmly fastened to prevent vibration or movement during operation.
- Connect power input safely: Attach the PDU’s input power cord to a properly rated circuit in accordance with electrical codes. Verify voltage, current rating, and available capacity on the circuit to avoid overloading the supply.
- Connect loads to outlets: Cable servers, storage, and networking equipment to the 36 outlets as required. Label each outlet group to facilitate accurate power tracking and future capacity planning.
- Configure monitoring and alerts: Access the PDU’s management interface or integrated monitoring tools to enable real-time metering, set alert thresholds, and establish notification preferences. Validate that power data is being reported correctly and that alarms trigger as intended.
Once installed, perform a quick power-on test with a subset of devices to confirm safe startup sequencing and ensure that metering data is accurately reported by the PDU. Regularly review energy usage trends and compare against baselines to identify opportunities for optimization, capacity planning, and cost reductions. The HPE G2 P9R57A is designed to deliver reliable, transparent power distribution while providing the actionable insights you need to manage energy across your rack environment.
Frequently asked questions
- Q: What is a metered PDU and why is it important? A: A metered PDU provides real-time measurement of electrical usage at the outlet or bank level, enabling accurate tracking of energy consumption, chargebacks, and capacity planning across IT equipment.
- Q: How does the HPE G2 P9R57A integrate with my HPE infrastructure? A: This PDU is designed to work in harmony with HPE infrastructure and compute solutions, delivering compatible power management and metering data that aligns with HPE’s data center management ecosystem for coherent monitoring and reporting.
- Q: Can I monitor power usage remotely? A: Yes. The G2 P9R57A supports remote monitoring and alerting, allowing you to view live power data, set thresholds, and receive notifications without being physically near the rack.
- Q: How many outlets does the PDU have, and what type of devices can it support? A: The PDU provides 36 outlets in a dense 19-inch, 1U form factor, suitable for a mix of servers, storage devices, and network equipment commonly deployed in enterprise racks.
- Q: Is installation complex? A: Installation follows standard rack-mount procedures with proper electrical safety practices. Secure mounting, correct input power connection, organized cabling, and configuration of monitoring alerts are the key steps for a successful setup.
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