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Eaton ePDU Metered EMIT03-10 12-Outlet PDU L5-30P 24A

SKU CH-W7P1-YZVX2

A metered power distribution unit with twelve outlets and an L5-30P input for rack-mount power monitoring

  • TypeConsumer Electronics
  • Metered display enables real-time load monitoring
  • L5-30P 24A input supports high-density racks
  • 12 outlets distribute power to multiple devices
  • 1U form factor fits standard server enclosures

Eaton ePDU Metered EMIT03-10

This Eaton ePDU Metered EMIT03-10 is a metered power distribution unit with twelve outlets fed by an L5-30P plug. It provides local current monitoring for connected equipment. The unit fits in a 1U rack space.

Suited for racks with L5-30P supply

This unit suits installations that use a 24 A L5-30P input and need twelve outlets with metering. It is not for sites that lack an L5-30P receptacle or need a different outlet count. Buyers who require remote network monitoring or switched outlet control should look elsewhere.

Highlights

  • Metered display enables real-time load monitoring
  • L5-30P 24A input supports high-density racks
  • 12 outlets distribute power to multiple devices
  • 1U form factor fits standard server enclosures

Specifications

BrandEaton
TypeConsumer Electronics

Questions about this item

What is the maximum continuous load the L5-30P input can sustain on this metered PDU?

The L5-30P input is rated for 24 A continuous, so the unit will meter and protect up to that limit during sustained operation.

Does the metered display or internal cooling generate noticeable noise or heat when the PDU runs at full load all day?

The unit has no fans, so it operates silently; any heat produced is limited to the normal warmth of the power circuitry at up to 24 A.

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