Eaton
Eaton EVMA4609X 3-Phase Managed PDU 208V 42 Outlets 48A 17.3kW 460P9W 10ft 0U Vertical
Delivers managed three-phase 208 V power to 42 outlets at up to 48 A and 17.3 kW from a 460P9W plug with 10 ft cord in a 0U vertical form factor
- Managed 3-phase power distribution with 42 outlets
- 3 kW capacity supports dense rack deployments
- 48 A continuous output at 208 V three-phase
- 460P9W plug rated for 60 A service
- 10 ft cord enables flexible 0U vertical mounting
Eaton 3-Phase Managed PDU 48A
The Eaton EVMA4609X is a 3-phase managed power distribution unit rated for 208V three-phase service. It provides 42 outlets through a 10ft cord ending in a 460P9W input plug. The unit supports a 48A load up to 17.3kW and is designed for 0U vertical rack mounting.
Suited for managed three-phase racks
This PDU fits administrators who need outlet-level monitoring and switching on a 48A three-phase 208V circuit. It is not for single-phase environments, for circuits limited below 48A, or for installations that cannot accommodate a 460P9W supply connection.
42 outlets at 48A continuous
The 17.3kW capacity comfortably powers dense server rows with headroom for transient peaks up to the 60A service rating. Sustained loads above 48A will exceed the rated capacity, and the fixed 10ft cord length limits placement flexibility in larger aisles.
Highlights
- Managed 3-phase power distribution with 42 outlets
- 3 kW capacity supports dense rack deployments
- 48 A continuous output at 208 V three-phase
- 460P9W plug rated for 60 A service
- 10 ft cord enables flexible 0U vertical mounting
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What 3-phase 208 V service and 460P9W receptacle must the rack already provide for this 48 A PDU?
The unit requires a three-phase 208 V electrical service rated for at least 60 A and a matching 460P9W receptacle to accept its 460P9W plug.
Can the 42 outlets on this 0U vertical PDU be used with legacy single-phase 208 V gear that draws less than 48 A total?
Yes, the 208 V output is compatible with single-phase loads; each outlet will deliver power as long as the combined draw across all three phases stays within the 48 A rating.
How do I confirm the managed PDU is reporting 17.3 kW correctly after installation?
Log into the built-in management interface and verify that the real-time power meter shows a total load near 17.3 kW when the connected equipment is running at full capacity.
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