Eaton Managed rack PDU, 0U, L6-30P input, 5.76 kW max, 200-240V, 24A, 10 ft cord, Single-phase, TAA compliant

Introducing the Eaton ePDU G3 Managed rack PDU, a premier power distribution solution designed for dense data centers, edge deployments, and mission-critical lab environments. This 0U, single-phase unit delivers precise, billing-grade power monitoring at the outlet level, enabling unparalleled visibility and control over your critical IT loads. With a local LCD pixel display for immediate onsite readings and a reliable network connection for remote management, the Eaton ePDU G3 helps you optimize uptime, streamline capacity planning, and implement data-driven power strategies across your infrastructure. Built to maximize efficiency, minimize downtime, and simplify power management, this PDU is the smart choice for modern facilities that demand accuracy, reliability, and scalability in a compact 0U footprint.

• Outlet-level metering with billing-grade accuracy: The ePDU G3 Managed technology provides precise monitoring at the individual outlet level, measuring current, voltage, power, and energy. This granular data enables accurate chargeback, precise capacity planning, and effective load balancing, helping you allocate power resources where they are needed most and optimize overall IT efficiency. The combination of a local LCD pixel display and a network-connected management interface ensures you can access critical data on-site or remotely as business needs evolve.
• Compact 0U design with robust power capacity: This PDU is engineered to fit precisely into high-density racks while delivering serious power to connected devices. With a 5.76 kW maximum load and a 200-240V input range, it supports up to 24A of current, making it suitable for a wide range of servers, storage, and networking equipment. The L6-30P input plug pairs with a dedicated, 10 ft cord to provide reliable, balanced power delivery in both small and large rack environments, all in a 0U footprint that preserves valuable rack space for IT gear.
• Remote management and data-driven visibility: Beyond local readings, the Eaton ePDU G3 supports remote monitoring and management over a network. This capability enables centralized dashboards, proactive alerting, and seamless integration with data center infrastructure management (DCIM) workflows. By consolidating energy data from multiple outlets and PDUs, you gain a comprehensive view of your facility’s energy usage, identify opportunities for efficiency, and reduce operational risk through timely insights.
• Rugged, compliant, and ready for enterprise deployments: The PDU is designed for professional data center and enterprise use, featuring a compliant, enterprise-grade build. It is TAA-compliant, aligning with procurement requirements for government and regulated environments. The 0U form factor, along with the sturdy construction and reliable power electronics, ensures long-term reliability in demanding rack installations while maintaining easy maintenance and serviceability.
• Enhanced efficiency, cost control, and uptime: By providing accurate, outlet-level measurements and reliable power distribution, this PDU supports proactive capacity planning, immediate fault detection, and targeted power optimization. Real-time data reduces the guesswork around when and where to add capacity, decreases energy waste, and improves uptime by preventing overloads and cascading failures. The combination of local and remote monitoring options makes it easier to manage power budgets and sustain mission-critical workloads.

Technical Details of Eaton Managed rack PDU

• Model/Type: Eaton ePDU G3 Managed (0U rack-mount, single-phase)
• Input: L6-30P
• Voltage Range: 200-240V
• Max Load: 5.76 kW
• Current Rating: 24 A
• Cord Length: 10 ft
• Phase: Single-phase
• Mounting: 0U rack-mounted
• Compliance: TAA compliant
• Monitoring: Outlet-level metering with high-accuracy readings; local LCD pixel display; network connectivity for remote monitoring
• Energy Metrics: Current, voltage, power, and energy measurements per outlet to support load balancing and capacity planning
• Management: Managed technology enabling remote management, data collection, and integration with DCIM/workflow tools

How to install Eaton Managed rack PDU

• Step 1 — Plan and safety: Before you begin, review your rack layout and ensure you have a dedicated 200-240V circuit or circuits capable of delivering up to 24A. Confirm rack mounting space and clearances, and verify that the installation site complies with all local electrical codes and safety guidelines. Gather required tools and ensure you have appropriate labeling for outlets and circuits to support future maintenance and capacity planning.
• Step 2 — Mounting the PDU: Slide the PDU into the 0U space of your rack or attach any mounting brackets provided by the manufacturer. Align mounting holes with rack rails and secure the unit firmly using the appropriate screws. Ensure the PDU is level and properly supported to prevent strain on the cord and connectors during operation.
• Step 3 — Connect power and grounding: Connect the 10 ft power cord to a dedicated 200-240V supply using the L6-30P input plug. Verify the circuit breaker is sized to support up to 24A and that grounding conductors are properly connected. Avoid shared or multi-branch circuits that could introduce voltage fluctuations or overload risk.
• Step 4 — Network and management setup: If you plan to use remote monitoring, connect an Ethernet cable from the PDU’s management port to your network or DCIM environment. Power on the PDU and access the local LCD display to verify basic readings. Configure IP address and any required credentials through the local interface or the management software as supported by your environment.
• Step 5 — Configure outlets and monitoring: Program outlet names, assign circuits, and enable any required alarms or alerts. Confirm that outlet-level metering is active and that readings reflect connected devices. Run a quick test by powering a known load and verifying that measured current, voltage, and energy values align with expectations on both the local display and the management interface.
• Step 6 — Documentation and ongoing maintenance: Document outlet assignments, power budgets, and alert thresholds. Schedule regular reviews of energy usage and capacity to optimize efficiency. Periodically inspect cabling, connections, and the PDU housing for signs of wear and ensure firmware or management software is kept up to date per Eaton’s recommendations.

Frequently asked questions

• Q: What voltage does this PDU support?

  A: The Eaton ePDU G3 Managed supports 200-240V, suitable for standard North American and international data center environments requiring single-phase power.

• Q: How much load can it handle?

  A: It provides a maximum load of 5.76 kW and a current rating of 24 A, making it capable of distributing substantial IT equipment power within a single 0U rack footprint.

• Q: Does it monitor power at each outlet?

  A: Yes. The PDU features outlet-level metering with billing-grade accuracy, enabling precise visibility into per-outlet power usage for chargeback, optimization, and capacity planning.

• Q: Is the PDU compliant with procurement requirements?

  A: Yes. The unit is TAA compliant, ensuring compatibility with government and enterprise procurement standards.

• Q: What installation environment is it best suited for?

  A: It is ideal for data centers, edge computing deployments, and labs that require dense rack space, reliable power distribution, and comprehensive energy monitoring with remote management capabilities.

• Q: Can I monitor this PDU remotely?

  A: Yes. The PDU includes network connectivity for remote monitoring and management, enabling centralized visibility and control across multiple PDUs and outlets.