Data Center Power Distribution

What is a Power Distribution Unit?

A power distribution unit (PDU) is a device that’s able to distribute electric power through multiple outputs. Through PDUs, power can be delivered to data center computer racks and networking equipment. With these devices, data centers are able to improve efficiency, uptime, and growth.

Power Distribution

Manage data center power distribution at the level of racks, rows, and rooms. Choose from configurable or modular PDUs and accessories for versatile three-phase power distribution to seamlessly manage critical loads.

Power Distribution Units

PDI offers flexible and intelligent power distribution cabinets. They come in three different dimensions and can be customized with optional dual and triple output transformers. Front access allows for easy operation and maintenance.

Static Transfer Switches

PDI’s mission critical static transfer switches lead the industry in safety and reliability. Features include front access, built-in triple redundancy, intelligent monitoring, and a wide range of sizes from 250 Amps to 2000 Amps with 120/208 VAC to 277/480 VAC ranges.

Types of Power Distribution Units

Rack Mounts— PDUs can range from simple rack-mounted power strips to large floor-mounted units. Their functions can include power filtering, intelligent load balancing, and remote monitoring and control.

Cabinets— Larger PDUs are necessary for businesses that need to power multiple server cabinets. Standalone cabinet PDUs include main breakers, individual circuit breakers, and power monitoring panels.

Movable— PDUs can be small enough to conveniently fit in your home or office.