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Eaton Basic rack PDU, 0U, L21-30P input, 8.64 kW max, 120/208V, 24A, 10 ft cord, Three-phase, Outlets: (1) 5-20R, (30) C13 Outlet grip, (6) C19 Outlet grip

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Eaton Basic rack PDU, 0U, L21-30P input, 8.64 kW max, 120/208V, 24A, 10 ft cord, Three-phase, Outlets: (1) 5-20R, (30) C13 Outlet grip, (6) C19 Outlet gripThe Eaton Basic rack PDU is a compact, highreliability power distribution unit designed to power dense IT and data center deployments. Built to operate in demanding, high temperature environments, this 0U PDU delivers scalable power distribution without compromising rack space or airflow. Crafted from lightweight aluminum for effortless installation, it provides a robust and dependable solution for servers, storage devices, switches, and other IT

The Eaton Basic rack PDU is a compact, high‑reliability power distribution unit designed to power dense IT and data center deployments. Built to operate in demanding, high-temperature environments, this 0U PDU delivers scalable power distribution without compromising rack space or airflow. Crafted from lightweight aluminum for effortless installation, it provides a robust and dependable solution for servers, storage devices, switches, and other IT equipment. Its innovative IEC outlet grip plug retention system secures plugs in place with standard cables, reducing maintenance needs and the risk of accidental disconnections during busy operations. With a three‑phase L21‑30P input and a maximum capacity of 8.64 kW, this Eaton G3 Basic PDU is ideal for modern data centers, edge computing rooms, and IT closets that demand reliable power delivery, efficient cable management, and easy maintenance in a compact 0U footprint.

  • Ultra-compact 0U design minimizes footprint in dense racks while preserving valuable space for equipment and airflow; perfect for upgrading power distribution in existing enclosures without sacrificing rack real estate.
  • High-temperature, reliability‑driven construction is engineered to perform consistently in hot IT environments, helping to extend equipment life and reduce unexpected downtime in data centers and telecom closets.
  • Flexible outlet configuration for broad compatibility includes 1x NEMA 5-20R, 30x C13 outlets, and 6x C19 outlets to accommodate a wide range of devices—from entry‑level servers to power-hungry networking gear—while keeping cabling organized.
  • Three-phase power with robust capacity features a 120/208V input, 24A current, and an 8.64 kW maximum load, enabling efficient balancing across phases and reliable performance for multi-node IT deployments.
  • Secure plug retention and durable enclosure uses IEC outlet grip plug retention to prevent accidental unplugging during busy maintenance windows, combined with a lightweight aluminum housing that eases installation and serviceability.

Technical Details of Eaton Basic Rack PDU

  • Product family: Eaton G3 Basic ePDU
  • Mounting type: 0U rack-mount PDU
  • Input: L21-30P, three-phase, 120/208V, 24A
  • Maximum load: 8.64 kW
  • Cord length: 10 ft
  • Outlets: 1x NEMA 5-20R; 30x C13; 6x C19
  • Enclosure material: Aluminum
  • Outlet retention: IEC outlet grip plug retention
  • Operating environment: Designed for high-temperature operation
  • Voltage configuration: 120/208V, three-phase

How to Install Eaton Basic Rack PDU

  • Verify compatibility: Confirm your rack supports 0U mounting and that the available space and power distribution align with a three‑phase 120/208V supply and a 10 ft cord length.
  • Prepare the rack: Clear the mounting area, ensure proper airflow clearance, and identify a stable mounting location within the rack that allows easy reach to the input power source and outlets.
  • Mount the PDU: Secure the Eaton Basic PDU to the rack rails using the provided hardware designed for 0U installation, ensuring the unit is level and firmly attached to prevent movement during cable management or maintenance.
  • Connect the input power: Plug the 10 ft input cord into a compliant L21‑30P power source that matches the three‑phase 120/208V specification, distributing loads evenly across phases to optimize performance and minimize voltage drop.
  • Attach devices to outlets: Connect IT equipment to the available outlets (1x 5‑20R, 30x C13, 6x C19) with appropriate cords, taking care to balance across C13 and C19 outlets to prevent overloading a single circuit.
  • Manage cables and test: Use cable ties or Velcro straps to organize cords neatly, ensuring airflow is unobstructed; power on the PDU and verify that each outlet delivers power to connected devices and that the total load remains within the 8.64 kW limit.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Q: What outlets are included on the Eaton Basic Rack PDU? A: The unit provides 1x NEMA 5-20R for general use, 30x C13 outlets for standard IT equipment, and 6x C19 outlets for higher‑current devices.
  • Q: What is the input specification? A: The PDU uses a three‑phase L21‑30P input with 120/208V and up to 24A of current.
  • Q: What is the maximum power it can distribute? A: Up to 8.64 kW, making it suitable for a diverse mix of servers, storage devices, and networking gear in a data center or IT room.
  • Q: What is the footprint of this PDU? A: It is a 0U rack‑mountable design, intended to save vertical space in dense rack environments.
  • Q: How does the outlet retention work? A: The PDU features IEC outlet grip plug retention to help secure plugs and reduce the chance of accidental disconnections during routine maintenance or cable movement.
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