APC NetShelter AP6120A PDU - Black
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The APC AP6120A Basic Rack PDU is designed for IT professionals managing server racks in data centers or server rooms. It offers reliable and efficient power distribution to multiple rack-mounted devices, ensuring system uptime with its robust construction and versatile outlet configuration. A key caveat is its 'basic' designation, meaning it lacks advanced monitoring or switching capabilities found in more sophisticated PDUs. This unit provides essential power delivery with 7 C13 and 2 C19 outlets, a 20A maximum current capacity, and horizontal 1U mounting.
All features
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | AP6120A |
| Brand | A.P.C. |
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FAQs
What is the primary function of this PDU?
The APC AP6120A Basic Rack PDU is designed to distribute AC power from a single source to multiple devices within a server rack.
How many devices can I connect to this PDU?
You can connect up to nine devices: seven using C13 connectors and two using C19 connectors.
What is the maximum power this PDU can handle?
The PDU has a maximum power capacity of 3680 Watts and a maximum input current of 20 Amps.
Does this PDU offer surge protection?
No, this is a 'Basic' PDU and does not include surge protection or UPS functionality. It only distributes power.
What type of outlets does it have?
It features 7 IEC C13 outlets and 2 IEC C19 outlets.
Can I mount this PDU vertically?
While it is designed for 1U horizontal rack mounting, some basic PDUs offer vertical mounting options depending on the specific model's design. The AP6120A is primarily specified for horizontal 1U.
What are the compliance certifications?
It is compliant with RoHS and REACh regulations and certified by UL/C-UL, VDE, and CE.
What is the warranty period for this product?
Warranty information is typically provided by the retailer at the time of purchase. Please refer to your sales documentation for specifics.
Troubleshooting
No power to connected devices
Verify the IEC C20 plug is securely connected to the power source. Check that the power source is active and supplying voltage. Ensure the total load of connected devices does not exceed the PDU's maximum capacity (3680W / 20A).
Overheating or unusual noise
Immediately disconnect power. Ensure the PDU is not overloaded. Check for adequate airflow and that ventilation slots are not blocked. If the issue persists, contact support.
Loose outlet connections
Gently but firmly reseat the power cords of connected devices into the PDU outlets. Ensure the equipment's power cords are fully inserted.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Provides essential power distribution for multiple rack devices.
- Includes a mix of C13 and C19 outlets for diverse equipment.
- Supports high power loads up to 3680W.
- Standard 1U rack-mountable design for space efficiency.
- Compliant with RoHS and REACh environmental regulations.
Cons
- Basic functionality lacks advanced features like remote monitoring or switching.
- Only provides power distribution, no surge protection or UPS capabilities.
- Limited to a single phase power input.
- The 4.36mm width might be unexpected for some standard rack designs if not properly accounted for.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup: Mount the PDU horizontally into a standard 1U rack space using the provided mounting brackets. Connect the IEC C20 power plug to a compatible power source. Plug your equipment into the C13 and C19 outlets.
Compatibility: This PDU is compatible with standard 19-inch server racks. It accepts input voltages from 100-240V and is designed for single-phase power. Ensure your power source can support the maximum current draw of the connected equipment, not exceeding the PDU's 20A limit.
Care: Keep the PDU clean and free from dust. Use a dry or slightly damp cloth for cleaning; avoid harsh chemicals. Ensure adequate ventilation around the PDU to prevent overheating. Periodically check power connections for security.