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PDU – Power Distribution Unit Configuration examples PDU version 1) managed/ managed slave 2) switched metered basic Mechanical May be fitted in the Zero-U space in the 600 mm wide Rittal IT rack, tool-free � � � � Colour coding of phases and fuse circuits (depending on PDU version) � � � � Connection cable, static, 3 m, with CEE connector (IEC 60 309) or C20 � � � � Connector lock for C13 and C19 pin patterns (optional) � � � � Lockable cover for unneeded slots (for C13/C19) � � – – PDU slave version without display and Ethernet connection for use with PDU master and CMC III � – – – Electrical Power supply 110 V – 230 V/400 V, inherent consumption approx. 15 W � � � – Rated current 16 A/32 A, single-phase/3-phase � � � � Version additionally 63 A/3-phase (blade PDU, no Zero-U) – – � – Electromagnetic safety switch, 16 A, type C (only with 32 A/63 A PDU versions) � � � � PDU self-supplied, no external power supply required � � � – PDU power supply redundant across all phases (with 3-phase PDUs) � � � – Emergency power supply to PDU web server via PoE (Power over Ethernet), remains accessible even in the event of a mains failure � � � – Switching function per output slot � � – – Sequential activation of the outputs once the power is resumed (avoids overload peaks) � � – – Switching states are saved even in the event of a power failure � � – – Bistable relays/minimal power consumption � � – – Grouping (joint switching of several outputs) � � – – Measurement functions Voltage (V), current (A), frequency (Hz) � � � – Active power (kW), active energy (kWh), apparent power (VA), apparent energy (kVA) � � � – Power factor (cos phi) � � � – Zero conductor measurement/load imbalance detection � � � – Fuse monitoring (with 32 A/63 A versions) � � � – Measurement per phase or infeed – � � – Measurement per output slot � – – – Measurement accuracy 1% (kWh) to IEC 50 430-1 � � � – Connectivity/management functions Powerful 400 MHz CPU and Linux operating system (not with slave versions) � � � – Graphic OLED display 128 x 128 pixels (RGB) with back-lighting and energy-saving mode (display of output data and basic IP configuration) � � � – Position sensor for display rotation (and correct visualisation in the DCIM software RiZone) � � � – Multi-colour LEDs (green/amber/red) to indicate switching states and limits per phase or infeed – � – – Multi-colour LEDs (green/amber/red) to indicate switching states and limits per individual output slot � – – – Settable limits (warning/alarm) � � � – Operating hours meter, total and cyclical (resettable) � � � – Ethernet connection (RJ 45) � � � – USB A-port for firmware update and datalogging functions � � � – CAN bus interface (RJ 45) � � � – Web server (HTTP, HTTPS, SSL, SSH) NTP, Telnet � � � – TCP/IP v4 and v6, DHCP � � � – SNMP v1, v2c and v3 � � � – FTP/SFTP (update/file transfer) � � � – E-mail forwarding in case of alarm (SMTP) � � � – User administration including rights management � � � – LDAP(S)/Radius/Active Directory connection � � � – Syslog server connection (max. 4 servers) � � � – Plug & play drivers in the Rittal RiZone DCIM software � � � – MIB for linking into 3rd party software � � � – Suitable for connection to Rittal CMC III system � � � – CMC III CAN bus sensors may be connected for ambient monitoring (max. 4 sensors) � � � – CMC III sensors that may be used: Temperature sensor, temperature/humidity sensor, infrared access sensor, vandalism sensor � � � – Ambient conditions Operating temperature 0 to 50 °C 0 to 50 °C 0 to 50 °C 0 to 50 °C Storage temperature –25 to +70 °C –25 to +70 °C –25 to +70 °C –25 to +70 °C Ambient humidity (non-condensing) 10 to 95% 10 to 95% 10 to 95% 10 to 95% Protection category to IEC 60 529 IP 20 IP 20 IP 20 IP 20 1) Special versions with UL approval or alternative slot configurations available on request. 2) managed slave without display/network 94 Rittal Innovations 2012
Sample applications Master-slave principle Up to 3 slave PDUs may be connected to one PDU. metered master switched master managed master Rittal Innovations 2012 managed slave 1) Configuration example for a redundant network structure Monitoring across two separate networks. The leading system is configurable. CMC III IP network metered master switched master managed master CAN PDU – Power Distribution Unit Connection of CAN bus sensors Up to 4 additional CMC III CAN bus sensors may be connected to the PDU master for ambient monitoring (temperature, humidity, access, vandalism). IP network managed slave 1) 1) Without display/network metered master switched master managed master CMC III sensors Up to 4 CAN bus components supported 95
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Sheet steel, width: 1000 - 1800 mm
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Fast and reliable � Fast - Loosen
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For enclosure depth 1200 mm Rittal
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Cable manager � For system-compat
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Cable management panel, 2 U 482.6 m
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Depth-variable slide rails 482.6 mm
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