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APC Rack PDU 9000 Switched
Switched rack PDU provides advanced load management with outlet-level power cycling and sequencing control
- Advanced load management with outlet-level power cycling
- Reliable power distribution for server environments
- Remote outlet control enables sequenced power management
- Industry-leading security protects connected equipment
- Switched PDU design allows precise power sequencing
Rack PDU 9000 Switched
The APC Rack PDU 9000 Switched is a power distribution unit built for server racks and network cabinets. It delivers managed power distribution with outlet-level switching for IT administrators who need remote control over connected equipment.
Switched outlet management
Outlet-level power cycling and sequencing let operators reboot individual devices or stage startup order without physical access. This reduces downtime during maintenance and prevents inrush current issues when bringing multiple systems online.
Replaces basic PDUs
The unit upgrades from unmanaged or metered-only strips that lack remote switching. The jump is worth it when teams need to power-cycle frozen servers, enforce boot sequences, or cut power to unused ports from a central console.
Highlights
- Advanced load management with outlet-level power cycling
- Reliable power distribution for server environments
- Remote outlet control enables sequenced power management
- Industry-leading security protects connected equipment
- Switched PDU design allows precise power sequencing
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What management interface does the APC Rack PDU 9000 Switched use and what control does it provide?
It provides network management for advanced load monitoring plus on/off outlet-level power cycling and sequencing control.
What rack mounting hardware is required for the APC Rack PDU 9000 Switched?
It is designed for standard rack mounting; compatible brackets or rails are needed to secure it in a server rack.
How is the APC Rack PDU 9000 Switched installed and what step is often missed?
Mount the unit in the rack, connect input power, then configure each outlet via the network interface; users often skip the outlet-level configuration step.
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