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Basic PDUs

These basic PDUs are socket strips that provide an array of sockets into which to plug in a load. Please see the individual specifications as some of the PDUs may include a filter for spikes and surge protection and an on/off rocker power switch. Basic PDUs provide no remote monitoring, metering or outlet switching.

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Power Socket Strip 10A 1ph 230V with 4 BS1363 UK Outlets from £15.00
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Enlogic Basic EN2.0 PDU 32A 1ph 230V 36 C13 6 C19 Outlets POA
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Enlogic Basic EN2.0 PDU 32A 1ph 230V 12 C13 Outlets POA
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Enlogic Basic EN2.0 PDU 16A 3ph 400V 36 C13 6 C19 Outlets POA
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PowerPDU 4C POA
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Enlogic Basic EN2.0 PDU 16A 1ph 230V 12 C13 Outlets POA
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Enlogic Basic EN2.0 PDU 32A 3ph 400V 30 C13 12 C19 Outlets POA
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PowerBox 3P Smart Power Strips POA

Basic Power Distribution Unit Installations

This type of power distribution unit (PDU) can be connected to a mains power supply or to the output of an uninterruptible power supply. Please refer to the specification of each unit.

The PDU will be designed for either horizontal installation or vertical installation. In a server rack a horizontal basic PDU should be placed and secured onto a rack mount tray. A vertical PDU may be fixed in position to the vertical pillars of a server rack or data cabinet.

For more information on our basic PDUs please contact our projects team.

Useful Blog Posts

  • How Selecting The Right PDU Improves Power and Energy Management

    As soon as you start to add multiple devices to your server rack, power management can become an issue. The use of Power Distribution Units (PDUs) with some form of metering or intelligent IP connection can help to overcome this and provide a pathway for the future scale-up of your IT deployment.

  • When Is The Right Time To Refurbish Your Datacentre?

    For many organisations, there is no right time to refurbish their server room or datacentre environments. In use 24/7 means that any refresh whether of a critical system or the entire facility is going to result in a period of downtime. However, most facilities are designed with a set working lifetime of 10-15 years and this links directly back to the critical systems in operation. Whilst they may be well maintained and regularly tested, the fact is that around years 8-10 critical power and cooling systems are ready for an upgrade or replacement.

  • The Benefits of Liquid Cooling Solutions Over Air Conditioning Systems

    The datacentre industry is under immense pressure to reduce its energy usage and achieve a smaller carbon footprint. One of the biggest users of non-compute energy are the cooling solutions used within hyperscale down to medium and small-sized datacentres.

Related FAQs

  • Can you use a PDU for environment monitoring?

    Some of the metered PDUs, smart and intelligent PDUs we supply can be installed with additional plug-in sensors for temperature and humidity. The PDUs are connected to the local IP network and can report monitoring readings taken by the sensors.

  • Can an intelligent PDU provide smart socket metering and control?

    With intelligent PDUs each individual socket is remotely monitored for power and energy usage and can be remotely controlled i.e. powered down or rebooted to provide total control of the connected load(s).

  • Do you supply in-line energy meters?

    As well as power distribution units we have specific in-line energy meters that can be installed between power sources and their connected loads. The in-line meters come with flying leads, plugs and sockets and provide a range of power related information including kVA, kW, power factor, voltage, frequency and kWh of energy usage.