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APC by Schneider Electric AP8000 24-Outlets PDU

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APC by Schneider Electric AP8000 24-Outlets PDUAPC by Schneider Electric AP8000 24 Outlets PDU The APC AP8000 24 Outlets PDU is a high density, rack mountable power distribution unit designed for reliable power protection and centralized management in data centers, server rooms, and IT closets. With 24 outlets configured as 21 IEC 60320 C13 receptacles and 3 IEC 60320 C19 receptacles, it provides flexible connectivity for a wide range of modern equipment while keeping cabling neat and manageable.

APC by Schneider Electric AP8000 24-Outlets PDU

The APC AP8000 24-Outlets PDU is a high-density, rack-mountable power distribution unit designed for reliable power protection and centralized management in data centers, server rooms, and IT closets. With 24 outlets configured as 21 IEC 60320 C13 receptacles and 3 IEC 60320 C19 receptacles, it provides flexible connectivity for a wide range of modern equipment while keeping cabling neat and manageable. Operating at 230 V AC with a robust 5700 W maximum load, the AP8000 delivers the power capacity you need to support dense deployments and peak demand. A NEMA L21-20P input and a 10 ft cord length offer secure, flexible installation in rack environments, enabling clean layouts and easier cable administration. Built for professional deployment, this PDU helps you optimize uptime, airflow, and device redeployment in data centers and enterprise IT spaces.

  • High-density outlet configuration — 21 IEC 60320 C13 outlets and 3 IEC 60320 C19 outlets support a wide range of servers, storage, switches, and appliances from a single, organized unit.
  • Secure, locking power input — NEMA L21-20P input provides a locking connection for a stable power source in rack deployments and ensures a safe, vibration-resistant setup.
  • Robust power capacity — 230 V AC with a maximum load of 5700 W to accommodate dense IT gear and peak demand without overloading the circuit.
  • Flexible cabling and placement — A 10 ft cord gives flexible reach for distribution in large racks or equipment rooms, enabling cleaner cable management.
  • Rack-mountable design for professional deployment — 19-inch rack-compatible footprint with secure mounting to minimize footprint and improve airflow around equipment.

Technical Details of APC by Schneider Electric AP8000 24-Outlets PDU

  • Outlet configuration: 21 × IEC 60320 C13, 3 × IEC 60320 C19
  • Input: NEMA L21-20P (230 V AC)
  • Maximum load: 5700 W
  • Cord length: 10 ft
  • Form factor: 19-inch, rack-mountable
  • Product family: APC AP8000 PDU series

how to install APC by Schneider Electric AP8000 24-Outlets PDU

Follow these steps to install the AP8000 PDU in a standard 19-inch rack and integrate it into your power distribution strategy:

  • Prepare the rack space by clearing the mounting area and confirming access to a suitable 230 V power source.
  • Mount the PDU into the rack using the appropriate rails and screws to ensure a secure, stable installation.
  • Connect the PDU’s 10 ft cord to a compatible 230 V supply using the NEMA L21-20P input.
  • Route and label power cables to the 24 outlets, grouping devices logically to simplify management and maintenance.
  • Power on the PDU and verify outlet operation, confirming that all connected equipment powers up normally and reports any faults via indicators on the unit (if available).

Frequently asked questions

Q: What outlets are included on the AP8000 24-Outlets PDU?

A: It features 21 IEC 60320 C13 outlets and 3 IEC 60320 C19 outlets for flexible device connectivity.

Q: What is the input type and voltage?

A: The unit uses a NEMA L21-20P input rated for 230 V AC.

Q: How much power can it handle?

A: The AP8000 supports up to 5700 W of total load across its 24 outlets.

Q: Is the AP8000 rack-mountable?

A: Yes, it is designed to fit standard 19-inch racks for secure installation in data centers and IT rooms.

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