Kenable Power Distribution Unit - 10 Way UK Sockets, Vertical, 3M Cable

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This Kenable Power Distribution Unit (PDU) is designed for users needing to manage high-power connections in industrial or workshop environments. It offers a robust solution with 10 UK socket outlets powered by a 16A 3-pin Commando plug, capable of supporting up to 4000W. Its primary advantage is its vertical mounting design, ideal for server racks or enclosures, though it can also be mounted under a desk. A potential limitation is its specific vertical orientation, which may not suit all space constraints.
| Model Part Number | 013100 |
|---|---|
| Brand | kenable |
The Kenable Power Distribution Unit has a maximum load capacity of 4000W, which corresponds to 16A at 250V.
It features a 16A 3-pin IP44 Commando plug, which is a standard for higher power industrial and commercial applications.
This PDU is specifically designed for vertical mounting in cabinets or enclosures. It is not designed for standard 19-inch horizontal rack mounting.
The unit comes with a 3-meter power cable.
The PDU has integrated features for vertical mounting. For under-desk mounting using the rear ears, fixings are not supplied and must be sourced separately.
Yes, the illuminated rocker switch is covered by a protective cover to prevent accidental activation or deactivation and protect it from dust.
While it has UK sockets, the 16A Commando plug requires a specific type of power outlet typically found in industrial or workshop settings. Ensure your power source is compatible.
Ensure the 16A Commando plug is securely connected to a live power outlet. Verify the illuminated rocker switch is in the 'ON' position. Check that the total load of connected devices does not exceed the 4000W (16A) limit.
Check for loose connections at the power source or within the PDU sockets. Inspect the 3-meter cable for any damage. Reduce the number of devices connected to ensure the total load is within limits.
Immediately disconnect power and investigate the cause. Overheating typically indicates the total connected load exceeds the 16A rating. Remove devices until the load is within the safe operating limit.
The switch illuminates to indicate power is reaching the unit. If the unit is powering devices but the light is out, the bulb may have failed. If the unit is not powering devices, troubleshoot as per the 'Unit not powering connected devices' issue.
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