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Sun 419744701 STK L1400 AC PDU Assembly
- AC Power Distribution Unit (PDU)
- Designed for rack-mount installations
- Provides multiple outlets for powering equipment
- Standard AC power input
- Robust construction for data center environments
- Model: STK L1400
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Product Overview
The Sun 419744701 STK L1400 AC PDU Assembly is a Power Distribution Unit designed for rack-mounted equipment. It provides a reliable way to distribute AC power to multiple devices within a server rack.
Technical Information
| Product Type | AC Power Distribution Unit (PDU) |
| Model | STK L1400 |
| Form Factor | Rack-mountable |
| Input Connector | Standard AC Plug (specific type may vary) |
Additional Specifications
| Output Receptacles | Multiple (specific count and type vary) |
| Voltage | AC (typically 100-240V) |
| Amperage | Varies based on model and input power |
Product Description
The Sun 419744701 STK L1400 AC PDU Assembly is a critical component for managing power within a server rack or data center environment. As a Power Distribution Unit, its primary function is to take a single AC power input and distribute it efficiently to multiple connected devices. This allows for organized and reliable power delivery to servers, network switches, storage devices, and other rack-mounted IT equipment, simplifying cabling and ensuring that all essential hardware receives the power it needs. The STK L1400 model is designed specifically for rack-mount installations, typically occupying a standard 1U or 2U space within the rack. Its robust construction is built to withstand the demanding conditions of a data center, ensuring long-term reliability. The PDU features a series of output receptacles (outlets) that allow users to plug in their equipment. The exact number and type of these outlets can vary, but they are designed to accommodate standard power cords found on IT hardware. This PDU serves as a central power hub, reducing the complexity of power management. Instead of running multiple individual power cords from different power sources, administrators can connect the PDU to a primary power source and then connect all their rack equipment to the PDU's outlets. This not only tidies up the rack but also makes it easier to manage power cycles, monitor power consumption (in some advanced models), and ensure consistent power delivery to all critical systems.
