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The StarTechcom 1U 19-inch 8 Port Rack Mount PDU is a high-performance power distribution unit designed for professional data centers and server racks. Featuring 8 IEC C13 outlets, it supports up to 16A at 120V or 20A at 240V, delivering up to 4800VA of power. Its built-in 3600 Joule surge protection with a resettable breaker ensures equipment safety, while the compact 1U horizontal design fits standard 19-inch racks. Complete with a 10ft C19 to NEMA5-20p power cord and EIA-310D compliant mounting hardware, it offers flexible, reliable, and secure power management for critical IT infrastructure.
| Brand | StarTech.com |
| Series | 8-Outlet PDU |
| Item model number | PDU08C13H |
| Item Weight | 4.38 pounds |
| Product Dimensions | 3.9 x 18.9 x 1.7 inches |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 3.9 x 18.9 x 1.7 inches |
| Color | Black |
| Voltage | 120 Volts |
| Manufacturer | StarTech.com |
| ASIN | B06VX91T1T |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Date First Available | March 16, 2017 |
A**O
Installation
all ok
T**S
Properly rated 100-240v unit, unstable input connection
So let me preface this with it will get the job done for those that need a PDU with c14 hookups operating in the 120v range (it's officially rated 100-240 volt; whereas many other PDUs *should* work code will not allow it)So I'm stuck with it for now. It works, doesn't have much voltage drop. fits in a clean 1u. So why 3 stars?The input connection is a c19, and the plug provided has a poor fit tolerance so be prepared for someone to hold it whilst you adjust cables in your rack to prevent slippage.
A**Y
Power strip trips a lot.
I both this thinking that it was better than the TRIPP LITE TLM615NC20 6 Outlets Power Strip 120V 20A.TRIPP LITE TLM615NC20 6 Outlets Power Strip 120V is rated at a max of 2400watts and I connected 3 800watts miners on it an it has never triped.But hooking up the same 800 watt miners on StarTech.com PDU08C13H 8-Port Rack-Mount PDU plug to a 30A wall socket cause the power strip to trip a lot.Is it possible that a 20A 110V-240V Power strip can have a lower wattage? For example less than 2400Watts?Unfortunately I had bought a lot of PSU cables to go with is unit.
A**T
Breaker issues
So some reason, this PDU keeps tripping my breaker. Ended up returning this product because it wouldn’t work with my setup. The output I was using was 240v and I have 30 amps to spare. If you’re not sure about voltages, make sure you talk with an electrician.
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