Eaton G4 120/208V Single/3 Phase Eaton Metered Input PDU (EVMIGU23X)
Eaton Rack PDU G4 is distinguished for quality, dependability, scalability, versatility and cybersecurity. The versatile PDU platform provides enterprise-quality power distribution, advanced power management and compatibility worldwide.
Remote monitoring capabilities provide access to your power data whenever you want it, wherever you are. Monitor your critical equipment within each color-coded outlet section from a single interface.
Highlights:
Optimize power management: Features like remote individual outlet control and outlet-level power monitoring allow you to increase efficiency, reduce costs, maintain uptime and improve performance.
Maximize cybersecurity: Industry-leading cybersecurity features like zero-trust architecture, zero- touch provisioning and a user-configurable firewall make Rack PDU G4 a security asset on enterprise networks instead of a liability.
Standardize globally: The versatile Universal Input Rack PDU (UPDU) G4 has global certifications, interchangeable input cord sets and flexible C39 outlets, allowing you to standardize on a common PDU platform worldwide. UPDU G4 allows you to simplify ordering, reduce inventory requirements and streamline power management.
Specifications:
- Part Number: EVMIGU23X
- PDU Type: Metered Input PDU
- Phase: Single / 3 Phase
- Voltage: 120 / 208 V
- Input Connection: Universal
- Outlets: (24) C13, (18) C39
- Dimensions (DxHxW): 2.05 x 72 x 2.56 in
- Weight: 9.7 lbs
- Warranty: 2 Year Warranty
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