Eaton Tripp Lite Series 5.8kW Single-Phase Local Metered PDU, 200-240V Outlets (8 C19 and 40 C13), L6-30P, 10 ft. (3.05 m) Cord, 0U Vertical, TAA, 70 in.

The Eaton Tripp Lite Series 5.8kW Single-Phase Local Metered PDU delivers reliable, scalable power distribution for data centers, server rooms, and high-density racks. With a generous 70-inch footprint, this PDU assembles a power distribution layout that fits long rack runs, helping you consolidate outlets in a single, organized unit. Designed for 208/240V operation and a 30A input, it provides precise energy metering at the source while offering robust capacity for critical IT gear. Its 0U vertical form factor means you can maximize rack space without sacrificing accessibility or load management, making it ideal for deployments that demand efficiency, visibility, and uptime. Built to meet industry standards and backed by Tripp Lite’s reputation for reliability, this PDU is a cornerstone for modern data centers, colocation facilities, and IT labs seeking enhanced power management and proactive capacity planning.

• Metred, per-bank energy monitoring: Local metering provides real-time energy data for efficient load management and capacity planning across two independent load banks, helping you optimize uptime and energy costs.
• 48 outlets for flexible power distribution: A total of 48 outlets are distributed across the unit, including 8 C19 and 40 C13 receptacles, enabling broad compatibility with servers, routers, switches, and storage devices.
• Long- form factor, compact mounting: At 70 inches in length and 0U in height, this PDU delivers expansive outlet distribution while staying neatly aligned with standard rack configurations and leaving room for cable management.
• Rugged, vertical 0U design with 30A input: An L6-30P input supports 208/240V operation with a 30A rating, delivering consistent power to equipment while preserving space-efficiency in dense racks.
• Two load banks for balanced power: Separate load banks enable balanced distribution and easier fault isolation, reducing risk and simplifying maintenance for critical gear such as servers and network infrastructure.

Technical Details of PDUMV30HV2

• Model: PDUMV30HV2
• Voltage & Phase: 208/240V, single-phase
• Current Rating: 30A
• Outlets: 8 x C19 + 40 x C13 (total 48)
• Input Plug: NEMA L6-30P
• Cord Length: 10 ft (3.05 m)
• Length: 70 in (178 cm)
• Mounting: 0U vertical rack-mount
• Metering: Local metering for per-bank energy data
• Load Banks: Two independent load banks
• Construction: Rugged metal housing for durability
• Compliance: TAA compliant for specified markets

how to install Eaton Tripp Lite PDUMV30HV2

• Power down all equipment and ensure the rack area is clear for installation and cable management.
• Mount the PDUMV30HV2 vertically into the rack rails using the included installation hardware, ensuring it is securely fastened and level.
• Connect the main power cord to a properly rated L6-30P outlet that supports 208/240V at up to 30A, then route the 10 ft cord neatly to prevent tripping or strain on the connector.
• Distribute equipment: plug critical devices into the 8 C19 outlets and the remaining devices into the 40 C13 outlets, paying attention to balanced load distribution across the two banks.
• Power on the rack and verify the local metering readouts for each load bank. Confirm that connected devices boot normally and that the PDU indicators reflect healthy operation.

Frequently asked questions

• Q: What voltage does this PDU support? A: It supports 208/240V single-phase power.
• Q: How many outlets are available? A: 48 outlets in total, consisting of 8 C19 outlets and 40 C13 outlets.
• Q: What is the length of the PDU? A: The unit is 70 inches long, designed for extended rack deployments.
• Q: Does the PDU provide metering? A: Yes, it features local metering to monitor energy usage by bank.
• Q: What is the input connection? A: The PDU uses a NEMA L6-30P input suitable for 208/240V at up to 30A.
• Q: Is this PDU suitable for data centers? A: Yes, with its two load banks, 0U vertical form factor, and high outlet count, it’s well-suited for data center, lab, and server room deployments.