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CyberPower
Switched 1U power distribution unit with eight C13 outlets, 16A input, 10 ft cord and remote receptacle control
The CyberPower PDU41005 is a 1U switched power distribution unit designed for rack-mounted IT equipment. It accepts 100-240V input through a single IEC C20 connector rated for 16A maximum current. Eight IEC C13 outlets provide individually controllable power to connected servers or network devices. A 10 ft input cord offers flexible placement within the rack.
This unit suits administrators who need real-time local or remote monitoring and outlet-level switching with power sequencing. The rotatable colour LCD shows load data clearly, and firmware is user-upgradeable via USB. It is not for environments that demand outlet-level metering beyond the aggregate digital display. Buyers requiring more than eight outlets per unit should look at higher-density models.
The 16A maximum input current is the single figure that decides compatibility with your upstream circuit and branch-circuit protection. All eight C13 outlets share this 16A budget, so total connected load must stay within the limit. The 100-240V auto-ranging input works on global voltages without manual switching.
| Brand | CyberPower |
|---|---|
| Model | PDU41005 |
| Type | Switched |
| Rack Size | 1U |
| Package Includes | PDU41005 User's Manual Product Registration Card Cord Retention Tray Mounting Brackets Cable Ties Screw Kit |
| Input Voltage | 100 - 240V |
| Input Frequency | 50/60 Hz |
| Maximum Input Current | 16A |
| Input Connector(s) | 1 x IEC C20 |
| Cord Length | 10 ft |
| Output Connector(s) | 8 x IEC C13 |
| Operating Environment | 0 - 55 ºC |
| Operating Relative Humidity | 0 - 95% |
| Operating Elevation | 0-11,480 feet (0-3,500 meters) |
| Storage Temperature | -15 - 60 ºC |
| Storage Relative Humidity | 0 - 95% |
| Storage Elevation | 0 - 15000 m |
| Features | Real-Time Local/Remote Monitoring and Switching Controllable Receptacles with Power Sequencing Work under High Temperature Industrial-grade Metal Housing Digital Real-time Load Display User Configurable Color LCD Hot-swappable LCD Design Rotatable LCD for Proper Display Orientation LED Status Indicator Firmware Upgrade via USB Support ENVIROSENSOR User-upgradeable Firmware PowerPanel Management Software Adjustable Mounting Brackets Cord Retention Tray IEC Receptacle Locking |
| Dimensions | 1.75" x 17.05" x 4.41" |
| Weight | 4.60 lbs. |
| Shipping weight | 3.96 kg |
| Package size | 500 × 250 × 70 mm |
The PDU41005 delivers 16A maximum input through eight IEC C13 outlets on a 10 ft cord with IEC C20 input, fitting a 1U rack space.
You can draw up to 16A total across all eight C13 receptacles while the digital load display shows real-time consumption per outlet.
The C20 inlet accepts a 16A supply cable and each of the eight C13 outlets serves standard server or network gear power cords.
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