Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
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Tripp Lite
A 1U rackmount PDU distributing 100–240 V power through twelve C13 and two C19 outlets with a 16 A breaker and ten-foot C20 cord
This 1U basic PDU delivers 16 A of single-phase power through fourteen IEC outlets, twelve C13 and two C19. It accepts 100 to 240 V at 50 or 60 Hz, making it suitable for mixed-voltage racks worldwide. The switchless chassis and 16 A breaker prevent accidental shutdowns while protecting connected gear. Five locking C19-to-C14 adapters ship with the unit for immediate plug conversion.
The attached 10 ft cord terminates in a C20 inlet; the bundled adapters convert it to NEMA 5-15P, 5-20P, L5-20P, L6-20P or IEC C14. This covers most North American and international rack circuits without rewiring. Maximum continuous draw is limited to 16 A regardless of the adapter used. No metering, switching or network management functions are present.
The two C19 outlets are the only sockets rated for 16 A loads; the twelve C13 outlets serve lower-current devices. Builders needing more than two high-current feeds or more than fourteen total outlets must choose a different PDU. The 1.75 in height fits any standard 1U rack space, with optional 0U, wall or under-counter mounting.
| Brand | Tripp Lite |
|---|---|
| Model | PDUNV |
| Type | Basic |
| Rack Size | 1U |
| Certifications | Tested to UL60950-1 (USA), CSA (Canada), CE (EU) |
| Input Voltage | 100; 120; 127; 200; 208; 220; 230; 240 V |
| Maximum Input Current | 16A |
| Input Connector(s) | NEMA 5-15P; NEMA 5-20P; NEMA L5-20P; NEMA L6-20P; IEC-320 C14; IEC-320 C20 |
| Cord Length | 10 ft |
| Output Voltage | 100; 120; 127; 200; 208; 220; 230; 240 V |
| Output Frequency | 50/60Hz |
| Output Connector(s) | 12 IEC-C13 & 2 IEC-C19 |
| Overload Protection | 16A |
| Features | PDUNV supports multi-outlet power distribution with worldwide compatiblity for 100-250V applications Supports standard 1U rackmount installation, with additional support for 0U vertical mount, wallmount and under-counter mount installation Includes 2 C19 high current and 12 C13 low current outlets Includes 10 foot, 3m attached input power cable with C20 input plug-in connection (connects to C19 100-250V) Pack of 5 included C19 adapters with locking retainer clip enables plug conversion to C14 (connects to C13 100-250V), L6-20P (connects to L6-20R 20A 208/240V), L5-20P (connects to L5 |
| Dimensions | 1.75" x 17.50" x 4.25" |
| Weight | 3.20 lbs. |
| Shipping weight | 2.53 kg |
| Package size | 838 × 536 × 391 mm |
Use the 12 C13 outlets for standard equipment drawing up to 10 A each, and the 2 C19 outlets for higher-current devices that need up to 16 A.
At 230 V the 16 A limit provides up to 3.8 kW of usable power for connected gear.
The unit ships with a C20 inlet and five adapters covering NEMA 5-15P, 5-20P, L5-20P, L6-20P and IEC C14, so it fits most 100–250 V sources.
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