Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
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Centenex Electronics
Distributes 208-250V 50A power to six C13 outlets with surge protection, built-in metering and six 16AWG 10A 250V C14-C13 cables
This Centenex Electronics PDU delivers 208-250V input at up to 50A with a built-in meter and surge protector. It provides six C13 outlets for direct connection of miners, servers or other compatible equipment. The unit ships with six heavy-duty C14-to-C13 cables rated at 16Awg, 10A and 250V each. Designed for high-density 220V/240V deployments in data-centre environments.
Each C13 outlet accepts a standard C14 inlet, simplifying rack wiring for multiple devices. The front-panel meter displays real-time amperage and voltage draw so operators can balance loads across circuits. Surge protection guards connected hardware from transient spikes. Black finish and six-foot cable length suit typical cabinet layouts.
On 110V a miner can draw 11A, limiting a 20A circuit to one unit and creating heat risk. At 240V the same unit draws only 6A, allowing several miners per 50A feed without tripping breakers. The PDU’s 32A maximum output rating supports this denser configuration. Not suited for builders who need 110V-only power distribution or more than six C13 connections.
| Brand | Centenex Electronics |
|---|---|
| Model | AS-CBUNIPDU-SP-Meter-50A-6PK |
| Type | Power Splitter |
The PDU connects through a NEMA 6-50P plug and accepts 208 V to 250 V input.
Six C13 outlets are built in, and the kit includes six 16 AWG C14-to-C13 cables rated 10 A at 250 V.
The unit sits on a shelf or rack tray; the common mistake is plugging it into a 110 V circuit instead of the required 208 V–250 V supply.
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