Valiant Power
Valiant Power 240V 30A Rackmount PDU L6-30P 7200W 6 C13 2m Cord Digital Display Surge Protected
A 240 V 30 A rackmount PDU with L6-30P input, six C13 outlets, digital volt/amp display and surge protection for 19-inch racks
- 7200W capacity powers high-density racks and mining rigs
- NEMA L6-30P plug with 2m heavy-gauge cable delivers 240V 30A supply
- Six IEC C13 outlets distribute power to multiple devices
- Digital volt/amp display shows real-time voltage and amperage
- Surge protection and fireproof metal housing safeguard equipment 24/7
Power Capacity and Input
The Valiant Power rackmount PDU delivers 7200W at 240V and 30A through a NEMA L6-30P plug with a 2-meter cord. It is built for server racks, mining farms, and industrial equipment requiring high-density power distribution.
Outlets and Monitoring
Six IEC C13 outlets supply multiple devices from a single source while a digital display shows real-time voltage and amperage. Integrated surge protection and a fireproof metal housing protect connected hardware during continuous operation.
Suitability and Limits
This unit suits IT professionals and miners running 24/7 loads in standard 19 racks with L6-30P infrastructure. Buyers needing different outlet types, higher outlet counts, or alternative input plugs should consider other configurations.
Highlights
- 7200W capacity powers high-density racks and mining rigs
- NEMA L6-30P plug with 2m heavy-gauge cable delivers 240V 30A supply
- Six IEC C13 outlets distribute power to multiple devices
- Digital volt/amp display shows real-time voltage and amperage
- Surge protection and fireproof metal housing safeguard equipment 24/7
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Will the surge-protection components need replacement after absorbing a large spike?
The unit uses integrated surge protection within its fireproof metal housing; no user-replaceable module is mentioned, so the whole PDU would be swapped if protection is exhausted.
At what load does the 30 A NEMA L6-30P input become the limiting factor during continuous operation?
The 7200 W rating at 240 V equals the 30 A plug limit, so sustained draw above that trips the upstream breaker before the PDU itself fails.
How much heat and fan noise should I expect when the PDU runs at full 7200 W all day?
The spec lists fireproof, heat-resistant construction and a digital volt/amp display but no active cooling, so only passive warmth and silent operation are indicated.
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