Tripp Lite by Eaton 10kW 200-240V 3PH Monitored Per-Outlet PDU - LX Interface, Gigabit, 30 Outlets, L15-30P Input, LCD, 1.8 m Cord, 0U

Power the most demanding data centers and high-density server rooms with precision and insight. This 10kW, 3-phase monitored PDU from Tripp Lite by Eaton delivers reliable, scalable power distribution with per-outlet monitoring, a Gigabit management interface, and a compact 0U chassis. Designed for mission-critical environments, the LX interface PDU supports real-time remote telemetry, outlet-level control, and proactive power management—all housed in a rugged, space-saving form factor. Whether you’re deploying racks of blade servers, dense storage arrays, or network aggregation gear, this PDU helps you maximize uptime, optimize capacity, and reduce cooling costs through smarter power insights.

• Real-time per-outlet monitoring and remote visibility: The built-in LX management interface provides continuous monitoring of voltage, current, and load on every outlet, delivering actionable data through a secure Gigabit network connection. Stay ahead of overloads, balance loads across phases, and minimize unexpected downtime with instant alerts and detailed historical trends.
• High-density 30-outlet distribution for critical equipment: With 24 IEC 60320 C13 outlets and 6 C19 outlets, this PDU accommodates a wide range of servers, switches, storage, and networking gear in one compact 0U footprint. The 10kW capacity supports substantial IT workloads while maintaining headroom for future growth.
• Robust 3-phase input for data centers: A single L15-30P input connection supports 200–240V, 3-phase power, optimizing efficiency and balancing phases across the rack. The PDU’s design minimizes voltage drop and ensures stable performance for power-hungry equipment in dense racks.
• LCD display and intuitive management: An onboard LCD provides quick at-a-glance readings and status information, while the LX interface and Gigabit Ethernet enable remote configuration, SNMP monitoring, and integration with existing DCIM tools. This combination makes it easy to manage power across all devices without on-site visits.
• Rugged, space-saving, and compliant: Featuring a 0U rack profile and a 1.8 m power cord, this PDU installs cleanly in standard racks without consuming precious rack space. It is designed to meet industry standards and is TAA-compliant, making it suitable for government and enterprise deployments.

Technical Details of Tripp Lite by Eaton 10kW 200-240V 3PH Monitored Per-Outlet PDU - LX Interface, Gigabit, 30 Outlets, L15-30P Input, LCD, 1.8 m Cord, 0U 1.8 m Height, TAA

• Power capacity: 10 kW total load capacity to support high-density server and networking equipment across all outlets.
• Input: L15-30P, 200–240V, 3-phase power for efficient distribution in data centers and rack rooms.
• Outlets: 30 total outlets comprised of 24 IEC 60320 C13 and 6 IEC 60320 C19 ports for flexible equipment connectivity.
• Management interface: LX monitored interface with Gigabit Ethernet for remote, real-time monitoring and control over the network.
• Display: Built-in LCD for on-site status, outlet mapping, and quick readings without network access.
• Cord and mounting: 1.8 m (6 ft) cord length; 0U rack-mountable footprint to maximize space efficiency in dense racks.
• Compliance and warranty: TAA-compliant with typical enterprise-grade warranty and service support from Tripp Lite by Eaton.
• Monitoring features: Per-outlet voltage/current monitoring, load balancing across phases, and alerting to prevent overloads and outages.
• Network security and integration: Supports SNMP monitoring, web-based management, and compatibility with DCIM tools for seamless infrastructure oversight.

How to install Tripp Lite by Eaton 10kW 3-Phase PDU

• Prepare the rack and space: Verify the rack has available 0U space for the PDU and that there is adequate clearance for cable management and airflow. Confirm the rack environment meets operating temperature and humidity ranges for data-center equipment.
• Mount the PDU: Slide the PDU into the selected rack position, aligning mounting ears or rails. Secure it with the included hardware to ensure stability and minimize vibration or movement during equipment installation and maintenance.
• Connect the input power: Locate the L15-30P input plug and connect it to a suitable 3-phase power source that matches 200–240V. Ensure the circuit can handle the expected load and that all local electrical codes are followed. Do not exceed the PDU’s rated capacity.
• Route and connect outlets: Plan outlet placement to optimize load distribution across devices. Connect servers, storage, and network gear to the appropriate C13 and C19 outlets, keeping high-draw equipment on dedicated outlets where possible to improve efficiency and monitoring accuracy.
• Configure network and monitoring: Connect the Gigabit Ethernet management port to your network. Access the PDU’s web UI or SNMP agent to set IP addressing (static or DHCP), configure alert thresholds, and enable per-outlet monitoring. Save and document configurations for change control.
• Verify operation and calibrate: Power on devices and observe the PDU LCD and network monitoring for accurate readings. Validate outlet mappings in the management interface, test alert delivery (email/SMS/syslog), and confirm that load balancing across phases reflects actual usage.
• Establish ongoing maintenance: Schedule periodic checks of firmware updates, review historical power data, and adjust thresholds as your infrastructure evolves. Maintain redundancy where possible and ensure documentation reflects any changes in rack composition or power requirements.

Frequently asked questions

• Q: What is the total power capacity of this PDU?

  A: The PDU is rated for 10 kW of total load, making it suitable for high-density rack environments with multiple servers, storage units, and network devices running simultaneously.

• Q: How many outlets are available and what types are they?

  A: The unit provides 30 outlets in total: 24 IEC 60320 C13 sockets and 6 IEC 60320 C19 sockets, allowing a wide range of equipment to be powered from a single PDU.

• Q: Does this PDU support per-outlet monitoring?

  A: Yes. Each outlet can be monitored for voltage and current, enabling precise visibility into the performance and load of individual devices connected to the PDU.

• Q: What kind of network management options are available?

  A: The PDU features a LX interface with Gigabit Ethernet, supporting SNMP, a web-based management interface, and integration with DCIM systems for centralized power monitoring and alerting.

• Q: Is it suitable for 3-phase data-center power distribution?

  A: Yes. It is designed for 200–240V, 3-phase power with an L15-30P input, providing efficient distribution and phase balance suitable for modern data centers, server rooms, and high-density computing environments.

• Q: How should maintenance and firmware updates be handled?

  A: Regularly check for firmware updates via the management interface and apply them following the manufacturer’s guidance. Maintain change control records and monitor post-update performance to ensure stability and continued compatibility with connected devices.