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APC AP6120A Basic Rack PDU 100-240V 20A 7 C13 2 C19
Distributes 100-240V power through seven C13 and two C19 outlets from a C20 input
- TypeBasic
- Delivers power across a wide 100-240 V input range
- Supports up to 20 A for high-density rack equipment
- Provides seven C13 and two C19 outlets for mixed devices
- Basic zero-feature design keeps deployment simple and reliable
Rack PDU for Server Racks
The APC AP6120A is a basic power distribution unit designed for rack-mount installation in server environments. It accepts an AC input range of 100-240 V through an IEC 60320 C20 inlet. The unit provides nine output connectors, comprising seven IEC 60320 C13 and two IEC 60320 C19 outlets for connecting IT equipment. It suits administrators needing straightforward power distribution without monitoring features.
Capacity and Headroom
The PDU supports a 20 A input rating at 100-240 V and a 16 A rating at 220-240 V. This capacity comfortably handles multiple servers, switches, and storage devices drawing power through the C13 and C19 outlets. It runs out when the combined load exceeds the rated input current, requiring an additional PDU or a higher-capacity model for denser deployments. Builders needing metered power data or switched outlet control will need a different unit.
Highlights
- Delivers power across a wide 100-240 V input range
- Supports up to 20 A for high-density rack equipment
- Provides seven C13 and two C19 outlets for mixed devices
- Basic zero-feature design keeps deployment simple and reliable
Specifications
| Brand | APC |
|---|---|
| Type | Basic |
Questions about this item
Will the C20 input on the AP6120A connect to the C19 outlet on my existing UPS?
Yes, the C20 inlet on the AP6120A is designed to mate with a C19 outlet, so it will plug directly into the C19 receptacle on your UPS.
How can I confirm the AP6120A is delivering power to all nine outlets after installation?
Connect a device to each of the seven C13 and two C19 outlets and verify that every device powers on normally.
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