ZORA PDU Power Outlet-10A Descripti

ZORA PDU power outlet is used in the cabinet of the machine room in line with industrial standards of power distribution equipment, to meet the key equipment in the machine room on the power supply and distribution of safe, stable and reliable use of the requirements of a variety of output configurations and the number of bits can meet the customer's power supply needs for different equipment.

ZORA PDU Power Outlet Features

1Built-in insulation for 360-degree safety；

2Sockets are made of industrial grade PC flame retardant material；

3Provides two-pole overload protection, which can effectively prevent the problems caused by overloading；

4Standard 1U chassis mounting for easy maintenance.

Technical Specification

1.What is the difference between ZORA PDU Power Outlet and regular power strips?

ZORA PDU Power Outlet is designed for industrial applications with features like multi-circuit protection (overload, surge), high load capacity (up to 65A), anti-static metal housing, and 19-inch rack-mount compatibility. It is ideal for data centers and server rooms. Regular power strips offer basic power supply with lower safety and durability.

2.What plug types are supported?

Provide a variety of international standard socket modules, support American Standard (NEMA 5-15R), European Standard (Type F), British Standard (BS 1363), etc., which can be adapted to equipment in different regions of the world.

3.How to install ZORA PDU Power Outlet?

Rack Mounting：Secure the PDU to the 19-inch cabinet rails with provided screws, ensuring horizontal alignment.

Power Connection：Plug the input power cord into the IEC C14 socket of the PDU and connect to a stable power source.

Device Connection：Insert the load device plugs into the PDU’s output sockets, ensuring the total power does not exceed the rated capacity.

4.What safety precautions do I need to take when using it?

Avoid using in humid or high-temperature environments.

Regularly check for loose or damaged power cords and sockets.

Do not overload; leave 20% power redundancy.

Power off before cleaning and use a dry cloth.