Raritan PX3 48-Outlets PDU
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Raritan PX3 48-Outlets PDU

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Raritan PX3 48-Outlets PDUThe Raritan PX3 48 Outlets PDU is a high capacity, monitor enabled power distribution unit designed to simplify data center management while delivering reliable, clean power to critical IT equipment. This 0U, vertical, rack mountable PDU consolidates 48 IEC 60320 C13 outlets with robust 3P+E protection and a 230 V AC input, offering centralized control, visibility, and protection for dense rack environments. With network connectivity and real time

The Raritan PX3 48-Outlets PDU is a high-capacity, monitor-enabled power distribution unit designed to simplify data center management while delivering reliable, clean power to critical IT equipment. This 0U, vertical, rack-mountable PDU consolidates 48 IEC 60320 C13 outlets with robust 3P+E protection and a 230 V AC input, offering centralized control, visibility, and protection for dense rack environments. With network connectivity and real-time monitoring, you can anticipate load trends, prevent overloads, and optimize energy usage across your servers, storage, and networking gear. The PX3 is built for professional environments where uptime, efficiency, and precise power management are non-negotiable, making it ideal for enterprise data centers, colocation facilities, labs, and network rooms.

  • 48 x IEC 60320 C13 outlets provide ample, scalable power distribution for dense server and networking racks, enabling flexibility to power multiple devices from a single unit.
  • Monitored power distribution with real-time insight into voltage, current, and outlet status, helping you track load concentration and foresee potential issues before they impact uptime.
  • IEC 60309 3P+E input with 9h configuration and 60A rating (3P4W) delivers reliable, balanced three-phase power for large deployments, supporting high-density equipment and efficient power distribution across phases.
  • Network connectivity via RJ-45 enables remote management, status alerts, and easy integration into existing IT infrastructure, so your team can monitor and control the PDU from anywhere on the network.
  • 0U vertical rack-mount design maximizes rack space while delivering a rugged, rail-ready solution that fits seamlessly into standard 19-inch racks, increasing space efficiency without compromising accessibility.

Technical Details of Raritan PX3 48-Outlets PDU

  • Model: PX3 48-Outlets PDU
  • Outlets: 48 x IEC 60320 C13
  • Input/Configuration: IEC 60309 3P+E 9h, 60A (3P4W)
  • Nominal Voltage: 230 V AC
  • Power Availability: Monitored distribution with per-outlet visibility and overall load monitoring
  • Form Factor: 0U, vertical, rack-mountable
  • Network Interface: RJ-45 for remote access and management
  • Protection & Reliability: Built-in circuit protection and configurable monitoring to warn before overloads occur
  • Mounting: Rack-mountable in standard 19-inch racks

How to install Raritan PX3 48-Outlets PDU

  • Verify compatibility: Ensure your rack space is a standard 19-inch rack and that the PX3 dimensions fit within your available 0U footprint when installed in the chosen slot.
  • Power down safety: Before installation, power down the rack area and verify that the main power source can supply 60A at 230 V AC for the PDU and the devices connected to it.
  • Mounting the PDU: Attach the PX3 to the rack using the provided mounting rails or brackets. Secure firmly to prevent any movement or vibration that could affect connectivity or outlet alignment.
  • Connect input power: Route the IEC 60309 3P+E (9h) 60A input cable from the main power distribution area to the PX3’s input receptacle. Ensure a clean, secure connection to avoid arcing or loose contacts.
  • Connect devices: Begin plugging devices into the 48 IEC 60320 C13 outlets. Distribute load evenly to maintain balanced phase loading and maximize efficiency.
  • Network setup: Connect the PX3’s RJ-45 network port to your management network. Configure IP settings, SNMP or other management protocols as supported by your IT team’s standards so you can monitor voltage, current, and outlet status remotely.
  • Configure monitoring and alerts: Access the PX3 management interface to set alert thresholds for current, voltage, and outlet temperature if available. Establish notification schemes (email, syslog, or other supported channels) to receive proactive warnings when loads approach or exceed safe limits.
  • Test operation: Power on the PDU and log into the management interface to verify real-time readings, outlet statuses, and proper functioning of protection mechanisms. Validate that connected devices remain powered and that alerts trigger as configured.

Frequently asked questions

  • What is the main benefit of a monitored PDU like the Raritan PX3? A monitored PDU provides real-time visibility into voltage, current, and load distribution across outlets, enabling proactive management to prevent overloads, improve uptime, and optimize energy use in dense rack environments.
  • How many outlets does the PX3 provide and what outlets are used? The PX3 offers 48 x IEC 60320 C13 outlets, suitable for powering servers, storage devices, switches, and other IT equipment from a single, centralized distribution point.
  • What type of power input does the PX3 accept? It uses an IEC 60309 3P+E input with 9h alignment at 60A (3P4W), designed for robust, three-phase power delivery in data centers and large deployments.
  • Is the PX3 compatible with standard racks? Yes. The PX3 is a 0U vertical PDU designed for rack-mount installation in standard 19-inch racks, optimizing vertical space without consuming valuable rack units.
  • Can I manage the PX3 remotely? Yes. The PX3 includes a network interface (RJ-45) for remote monitoring and management, allowing you to view status, set alerts, and integrate with your network management tools.
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