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Aten 0U 24-PORT BASIC PDU WITH SURGE PROTECTION

 

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Part no PE0224SG-AT-G
Ascent part no 800981
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ATENs Basic PDU family is extended with 0U members containing 24 outlets and available in IEC or NEMA socket configurations. The compact aluminum housing gives a sleek, yet robust look while minimizing installation space for work space efficiency. Thanks to the built-in surge protection module, the IT devices connected to the PDU are well-protected from sudden surges in electricity; plus, the equipment downtime is reduced as a result of the overcurrent protection design. The Basic PDUs are tailored made for individuals who are in need of industrial-grade, easy-to-deploy power distribution unit in data centers, server rooms, and network wiring closets.
1 x power distribution unit
1 x power cord
1 x L-shaped mounting kit
1 x user instructionsATEN PE0224SG. PDU types: Basic, Rack capacity: 0U, Housing material: Aluminium. AC outlets quantity: 24 AC outlet(s), AC outlet types: C13 coupler, C19 coupler, Power plug: IEC 320. Cable length: 3,048 m. Nominal input voltage: 100-240 V, Maximum current: 16 A, AC input frequency: 50-60 Hz. Certification: CE

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Aten
Part no PE0224SG-AT-G
Ascent part no 800981
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