Power Distribution Unit

Power Distribution Unit (PDU)

As the server hardware density increases in your data centre or server room, it is vital the correct rack power strip or PDU's are specified and installed to safely supply the correct amount of power, monitoring and accessibility.

Power Distribution Unit Solutions

A power distribution unit mounted internally within a server or data centre cabinet may come in a variety of different configurations, and offer functionality on many different levels. Server cabinet & data rack PDUs can mount horizontally (Zero U) or vertically and the topology commonly used to best describe a power strip are basic, monitored, and switched. We supply a variety of PDU solutions from leading manufactures to suit any data centre or server room requirement. Our PDU's are either a single or three phase input, configured with IEC C13 & C19 as standard stock or can be bespoke manufactured.

Basic Rack PDU

Basic Rack PDU

Basic starter range PDU are a low cost solution and available in variety of configurations to suit many different data centre or server room requirements.

Monitored Rack PDU

Monitored Rack PDU 

Intermediate range PDU includes I.P. monitoring via Ethernet, built in webserver, and an LCD screen displaying amps & watts. Using monitored PDU in your data centre or server room allows you to monitor your power usage, helping to improve efficiency, uptime and growth


Switched Rack PDU

Switched Rack PDU

Top level range PDU includes I.P. monitoring, webserver, LCD screen displaying amps & watts, power cycling and reporting down to each receptacle.    


Static Transfer Switches

Static Transfer Switches 

Power supplies internally mounted within server room or data centre cabinets come in a variety of different configurations, and offer functionality on many different levels. PDU's such as ATS or STS can help increase resilience for server of network hardware with single PSU's. In Line Static Transfer Switches (STS) or Automatic Transfer Switches (ATS) increase power resilience and provide a simple solution for hardware with single PSU's such as network switches.

What Is A Data Centre? Why Do We Have Them?

What Is A Data Centre? Why Do We Have Them?

A data centre is a building or space within a property, where business-critical computer systems are stored. This includes data storage systems, telecommunications equipment and other components essential to how a business operates. Its purpose is to centralise an organisation’s IT infrastructure to maintain security, reliability, and operational efficiency.

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