Tripp Lite Monitored PDU, 30A, 16 Outlets (5-15/20R), 120V, L5-30P, 10 ft. Cord, 2U Rack-Mount Power (PDUMNH30)
About the Tripp Lite Monitored PDU Real-Time Monitoring: Monitor voltage, frequency, and load levels remotely with the built-in network interface. ATS Technology: ATS switches power sources within milliseconds to ensure uninterrupted operation. Remote Management: Enjoy full remote access for status monitoring and email notifications via web browser, SNMP, telnet, or SSH. Digital Display: Easily view amperage, kilowatt, and voltage values with the LED display to prevent overloads. Reliable Support: Backed by a 2-Year Manufacturer's Limited Warranty and expert technical support. Technical Details Single-Phase 30A 120V PDU 24 NEMA 5-15/20R 120V outlets and 1 NEMA L5-30R outlet Dual 10-foot power cords with NEMA L5-30P inputs 2U Rack-Mount Design ATS Technology for seamless power source switching Remote Network Management with HTML5-based WebcardLX interface LED Display for easy monitoring of load levels Compliant with TAA for government purchases How to Install Mount the PDU into 2U of rack space using the included mounting hardware. Alternatively, secure it to a wall or under a counter using the provided brackets. Organize connected power cords with the cord retention brackets to eliminate cable clutter. Frequently Asked Questions Q: What is the purpose of the LED display? A: The LED display shows amperage, kilowatt, and voltage values to help prevent overloads and ensure load levels are well below maximum capacity. Q: How does the ATS technology work? A: The ATS switches power sources within milliseconds to the secondary source if the primary source is unstable, ensuring uninterrupted operation of connected equipment. Q: Can the PDU be remotely managed? A: Yes, the PDU features a built-in WebcardLX network interface that allows full remote access for status monitoring and email notifications via various protocols. Q: Is the PDU suitable for government purchases? A: Yes, the PDUMNH30AT2 is TAA-compliant, making it eligible for government procurement contracts such as the GSA Schedule.