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APC AP8953 230V 32A 21 IEC 60320 C13 Rackmount Power Distribution Unit
- 21 x IEC C13 outlets
- 230V input voltage
- 32A input current
- Rackmount form factor
- Remote on/off switching
- Power monitoring capabilities
- High power capacity
- Network manageable
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Product Overview
The APC AP8953 is a 230V, 32A Rackmount Power Distribution Unit (PDU) featuring 21 IEC C13 outlets. It offers remote on/off switching and power monitoring for connected equipment, enhancing data center power management. This PDU is designed for high-density power distribution.
Technical Information
| Input Voltage | 230V |
| Input Current | 32A |
| Total Outlets | 21 |
| Outlet Type | IEC C13 |
Additional Specifications
| Form Factor | Rackmount |
| Switching | Remote On/Off |
| Monitoring | Yes |
Product Description
The APC AP8953 is a high-performance, switched Rack Power Distribution Unit (PDU) designed for advanced power management in enterprise data centers and network closets. This unit provides 21 IEC C13 outlets, capable of distributing power to a significant number of IT devices. With a 230V input voltage and a 32A input current rating, it is engineered to handle substantial power loads, making it suitable for high-density rack configurations. This PDU offers sophisticated remote management capabilities, including the ability to switch individual outlets on or off remotely. This feature is crucial for IT administrators to perform tasks such as rebooting hung equipment, managing power sequences, and optimizing energy consumption without physical access. The integrated network interface allows for easy integration into existing network infrastructure and remote monitoring platforms. In addition to switching, the AP8953 provides detailed power monitoring, offering real-time data on voltage, current, power factor, and energy consumption. This granular visibility is vital for capacity planning, identifying power-hungry devices, and ensuring the overall health and efficiency of the data center's power infrastructure. Its robust design ensures reliable operation and protection for critical IT assets.
