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Raritan PX3 30-Outlet PDU

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Raritan PX3 30-Outlet PDUIntroducing the Raritan PX3 30 Outlet PDU, a premier monitored power distribution unit designed to meet the exacting demands of modern data centers, server rooms, and enterprise IT environments. Built for reliability and precision, this 230 VAC PDU brings together dense outlet capacity, remote power control, and real time load monitoring in a compact 0U footprint that integrates seamlessly into standard racks. The PX3 is purpose built to simplify

Introducing the Raritan PX3 30-Outlet PDU, a premier monitored power distribution unit designed to meet the exacting demands of modern data centers, server rooms, and enterprise IT environments. Built for reliability and precision, this 230 VAC PDU brings together dense outlet capacity, remote power control, and real-time load monitoring in a compact 0U footprint that integrates seamlessly into standard racks. The PX3 is purpose-built to simplify power management at scale, enabling IT teams to optimize energy usage, prevent outages, and streamline operations. With a NEMA L6-30P (2P3W) input, 24 IEC 60320 C13 outlets, and 6 IEC 60320 C19 outlets, it provides versatile power distribution for a wide range of equipment—from servers and storage to networking gear and high-density blade enclosures. Its integrated network (RJ-45) connectivity makes remote management straightforward, empowering administrators to monitor, alert, and report from anywhere on the network. The PX3 is also TAA compliant, meeting government procurement and enterprise requirements for reliability and traceability. In short, the PX3 combines robust hardware with intelligent power management to deliver uptime, efficiency, and cost control in one compact, rack-friendly package.

  • Remote power control and load monitoring: The PX3 acts as a monitored PDU with remote relay control for individual outlets and continuous load monitoring. This enables IT teams to power cycle devices, implement outlet-level controls, and view real-time energy usage across the entire rack or per outlet, helping prevent overloads and reduce mean time to repair during outages.
  • High-density outlet configuration for dense racks: Featuring 24 IEC 60320 C13 outlets and 6 IEC 60320 C19 outlets, the PX3 consolidates power distribution for a broad mix of equipment in a single rack footprint. This dense configuration supports dense compute, storage, and network gear while simplifying cabling and improving airflow in data centers and edge deployments.
  • Rugged, space-saving 0U vertical design: Designed to mount in any standard rack without consuming rack height, the PX3 provides a vertical, 0U form factor that preserves inches of precious rack space for servers and storage. The reliable 230 V AC system, paired with a NEMA L6-30P (2P3W) input, ensures stable power delivery in demanding environments.
  • Network-managed visibility and alerting: With an RJ-45 network interface, administrators gain remote visibility into voltage, current, power, and outlet status. The PX3 supports alerting and reporting that integrates with DCIM, ITSM, and monitoring tools to keep teams informed of power anomalies before they impact services.
  • Compliance, reliability, and enterprise readiness: The PX3 is TAA compliant and built to meet enterprise reliability standards, making it suitable for data centers, government facilities, labs, and other mission-critical environments where consistent performance and traceability matter.

Technical Details of Raritan PX3 30-Outlet PDU

  • Model: PX3 30-Outlet PDU
  • Type: Monitored PDU with remote power control and load monitoring
  • Input: NEMA L6-30P (2P3W), 230 VAC
  • Outlets: 24 × IEC 60320 C13, 6 × IEC 60320 C19
  • Network Interface: RJ-45 for remote management and monitoring
  • Mounting: 0U, vertical, rack-mountable
  • Compliance: TAA compliant
  • Monitoring & Alerts: Real-time power, voltage, current, and outlet status with remote alerting and energy reporting

How to install Raritan PX3 30-Outlet PDU

  • Power down equipment and select a suitable rack location that accommodates a 0U, vertical PDU footprint and provides ample clearance for cable routing and air flow.
  • Install the PX3 in the rack using the included mounting hardware, placing it in a vertical orientation to maximize rack density and ease of access to outlets and the network port.
  • Connect the input power with a properly rated 230 VAC circuit. Insert the NEMA L6-30P plug into a 30 A circuit breaker or dedicated power source, ensuring that the circuit protection matches the PDU’s electrical requirements.
  • Distribute loads to the outlets: connect critical devices to the C13 outlets and higher-draw equipment to the C19 outlets as appropriate. Balance the load across outlets and groups to avoid overloading any single bank while maintaining redundancy for essential systems.
  • Configure network connectivity and management: plug an RJ-45 cable into the PDU’s network port and connect it to your network. Access the PDU management interface to assign IP addressing (static or DHCP), configure user credentials, and enable monitoring, alerting, and reporting features for proactive power management.

Frequently asked questions

  • Q: What is the Raritan PX3 30-Outlet PDU? A: It is a monitored PDU designed to distribute power to multiple devices while providing remote power control and real-time load monitoring for data centers, server rooms, and enterprise IT environments.
  • Q: How many outlets and what types does it have? A: It provides 24 IEC 60320 C13 outlets and 6 IEC 60320 C19 outlets, all powered from a 230 VAC supply, allowing broad compatibility with common IT equipment.
  • Q: What input does it require? A: A NEMA L6-30P (2P3W) input for 230 V operation, suitable for 30 A circuits typically found in data center power distribution.
  • Q: How is the PDU managed? A: Through an RJ-45 Ethernet port that enables remote monitoring, alerting, and integration with DCIM, ITSM, or other management platforms for centralized control.
  • Q: What does 0U vertical rack-mountable mean? A: It occupies zero rack units in height and is designed to be mounted vertically in a rack, preserving space for other equipment while delivering dense power distribution.
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