Eaton 1.92kW 120V 16A Single-phase ATS Rack PDU (EATS120)
Eaton’s eATS Monitored models enable seamless switching of non-phase synchronized AC power sources in the event of a power failure.
Generally used to provide power redundancy to equipment with a single power supply, the eATS automatically transfers power between sources with no interruption if the primary source fails or requires maintenance, eliminating equipment downtime. Remotely monitor alerts, provide redundant power and keep key mission-critical applications running with this reliable and easy-to-use solution.
Highlights:
Graphical LCD:
Available on 15- and 20-amp eATS models, the LCD simplifies eATS monitoring by displaying current and voltage monitoring to prevent overloading the PDU, identifying which source is being output and providing alarm warnings.
Fast transfer time
Eaton’s network-connected eATS Monitored solution delivers an approximate 10 milli-second* transfer time to ensure power supplies stay on during transfer, and that critical equipment stays operational.
Network connection
The included communication card provides remote monitoring capabilities. In the event of a power drop, you will be alerted by email or your management software. The eATS allows you to continue running on the B feed, but alerts you of any issues with the A feed.
Out-of-phase transfer
The eATS Monitored safely transfers non-synchronous power sources. The Eaton eATS can be installed anywhere–regardless of phase wiring—without worrying about damage due to out-of-sync sources.
Specifications:
| UPC code |
743172079336 |
| Mounting direction |
Horizontal |
| Form factor |
1U |
| Input connection |
5-20P |
| Cord length |
6 ft |
| Wattage |
1.92 kW |
| Amperage rating |
16A |
| Voltage |
120V |
| Phase |
Single Phase |
| Frequency rating |
50/60 Hz |
| Output receptacles |
(10) 5-20R |
| Dimensions (HxWxD) |
1.7 x 17.25 x 9.84 in |
| Weight |
11.9 lbs |
| Warranty |
3 year warranty |
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