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APC AP8653 7400VA 230V 32A 21 IEC 60320 C13 Outlets PDU
- Capacity: 7400VA
- Input Voltage: 230V
- Input Current: 32A
- Number of Outlets: 21
- Outlet Type: IEC C13
- Form Factor: Rackmount
- Brand: APC
- Suitable for high-density racks
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Product Overview
The APC AP8653 is a 7400VA, 230V, 32A power distribution unit designed for rackmount installations. It features 21 IEC C13 outlets, providing ample power capacity and connectivity for IT equipment in demanding environments. This PDU is built for high-density power distribution.
Technical Information
| Capacity | 7400VA |
| Input Voltage | 230V |
| Input Current | 32A |
| Number of Outlets | 21 |
Additional Specifications
| Outlet Type | IEC C13 |
| Form Factor | Rackmount |
| Brand | APC |
| Model | AP8653 |
Product Description
The APC AP8653 is a high-capacity rackmount power distribution unit (PDU) designed to meet the power needs of dense IT environments. With a rating of 7400VA, 230V, and 32A, this PDU can support a significant power load, making it suitable for racks populated with numerous servers, storage devices, and networking equipment. It provides 21 IEC C13 outlets, offering extensive connectivity options for a wide range of IT hardware. This PDU's rackmount form factor allows for efficient integration into standard server racks, optimizing space utilization. The 32A input current and 230V operation are standard for many enterprise power infrastructures, ensuring compatibility and reliable performance. The large number of C13 outlets makes it an ideal choice for consolidating power distribution within a single rack. APC's reputation for reliability is evident in the AP8653. This unit is engineered for consistent power delivery, crucial for maintaining the uptime of critical IT systems. It serves as a foundational element for robust power management in data centers and server rooms, ensuring that equipment receives the power it needs to operate efficiently and without interruption.
