Lindy 22 Way Vertical PDU - Black
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The Lindy 22 Way Vertical PDU is designed for efficient power distribution in demanding environments like data centers and call centers. Its key benefit is providing a high density of power outlets (6 x C19 and 16 x C13) in a vertical rack-mount format. A potential consideration is the need for a dedicated 32A Commando plug connection.
All features
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 29989 |
| Brand | Lindy |
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What is the warranty period for this PDU?
The Lindy 22 Way Vertical PDU comes with a 2-year warranty.
What type of outlets does this PDU have?
It features 6 x IEC C19 sockets and 16 x IEC C13 sockets, totaling 22 AC outlets.
What is the maximum power capacity?
The maximum power capacity is 8000W.
Does this PDU include surge protection?
Yes, it includes built-in surge protection with a rating of 430V (1mA) and a maximum surge current of 6500A.
What kind of plug does the mains cable have?
It has a 3-meter mains cable fitted with an IEC 60309 32A rated Commando plug.
How is the PDU mounted?
The PDU is designed for vertical mounting in standard server cabinets.
Are the mounting accessories included?
No, fixing screws, cage nuts, and washers are supplied separately (Part No. 66034).
Is this a single-phase or three-phase PDU?
This is a three-phase PDU and requires a three-phase power supply.
Troubleshooting
PDU not powering devices
Verify the 32A Commando plug is securely connected to the power source. Check if the main circuit breaker for the outlet is engaged. Ensure the PDU's on/off switch is in the 'on' position. Confirm the connected devices are functioning and their power cords are seated correctly in the PDU sockets.
LED indicator not lit
Check the mains power connection. If the LED remains off after confirming power, the unit may have a fault. Contact customer support.
Overheating
Ensure there is adequate airflow around the PDU within the cabinet. Avoid overloading the PDU beyond its maximum power rating (8000W).
Device intermittently losing power
Check for loose connections at both the PDU socket and the device's power cord. Ensure the total load does not exceed the PDU's capacity. Inspect the power cord for damage.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- High capacity with 22 outlets (C19 and C13) to support multiple devices.
- Vertical design saves valuable rack space in cabinets.
- Integrated surge protection offers a layer of defense against power spikes.
- Includes a high-amperage 32A Commando plug for substantial power delivery.
- Suitable for demanding environments like data centers.
Cons
- Requires a specific 32A IEC 60309 Commando socket for connection.
- Mounting hardware (screws, cage nuts, washers) is supplied separately.
- Being a three-phase unit, it requires appropriate three-phase power infrastructure.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
- Mounting: Securely mount the PDU vertically within your server cabinet using appropriate fixing screws, cage nuts, and washers (sold separately as Part No. 66034).
- Connection: Connect the 3-meter mains cable with the IEC 60309 32A Commando plug to a suitable 32A three-phase Commando power outlet.
- Device Connection: Plug your network and server devices into the IEC C13 and C19 sockets as required.
- Power On: Use the integrated on/off switch to power the unit.
Compatibility:
- Outlets: Compatible with standard IEC C13 and C19 power cords.
- Plug: Requires a standard IEC 60309 32A 2-pole Commando socket. Ensure your power infrastructure supports this connection type and a three-phase supply.
- Voltage: Designed for 50 - 60 Hz AC input frequency.
Care:
- Keep the unit clean and free from dust. Use a dry or slightly damp cloth for cleaning; avoid abrasive cleaners.
- Ensure proper ventilation around the PDU within the cabinet to prevent overheating.
- Periodically check the mains cable and plug for any signs of damage.