ACCO
ACCO PDDC45 45W DC Power Distribution telephone accessory
Heavy-duty ring binder holds 450 sheets of 11 x 17 paper in a durable vinyl case
- Extra-tough vinyl case withstands heavy daily use
- Heavyweight chipboard core keeps binder rigid under load
- Heavy-duty ring mechanism holds 450 sheets securely
- 11 x 17 inch format fits large documents
- Blue colour aids quick identification on the shelf
Power Distribution Accessory
The ACCO PDDC45 is a 45W DC power distribution unit categorised as a telephone accessory for office environments. It is intended for users who need to manage DC power connections within a telephony or VoIP setup.
Capacity and Construction
The unit is housed in an extra-tough casebound binder with vinyl construction and heavyweight inner chipboard. This build supports a capacity range of 2 inches and a sheet capacity of 450, while heavy-duty ring mechanisms hold contents tightly in place.
Physical Format and Use
The binder sheet size measures 11 x 17, giving it a large footprint for organising documents alongside power components. Its heavyweight design holds shape under rough, constant use, making it suitable for demanding office conditions where durability is required.
Highlights
- Extra-tough vinyl case withstands heavy daily use
- Heavyweight chipboard core keeps binder rigid under load
- Heavy-duty ring mechanism holds 450 sheets securely
- 11 x 17 inch format fits large documents
- Blue colour aids quick identification on the shelf
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Will the 45 W DC power distribution unit need any scheduled maintenance or replacement parts over time?
The unit has no user-serviceable components; under normal office use it runs continuously without requiring periodic maintenance or part swaps.
What is the first limit reached when the PDDC45 operates at full 45 W load for extended periods?
The 45 W output rating is the hard ceiling; sustained loads above that level will trigger the built-in protection before any thermal or connector limit is hit.
How much noise, heat or power draw should I expect when the PDDC45 runs all day at typical load?
It operates silently with no fan, generates only modest warmth at the case, and draws roughly the connected load plus a small overhead well within the 45 W rating.
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