$178.04
A reliable black rack power distribution unit with 10 outlets, 1U size, 15A, and 120V capacity.
Power Distribution Units
Power distribution units are essential for efficiently managing and distributing electrical power in server rooms, data centers, and a variety of commercial environments. Designed to support reliable energy flow and organization, these solutions help streamline operations and keep vital equipment running smoothly. Explore a wide selection of power distribution units to find the ideal fit for your workspace’s unique power management needs.
$276.37
A lightweight, single-phase rack PDU with 24 outlets and a 10 ft cord for reliable power distribution.
$345.20
A black vertical PDU offering reliable power distribution with tool-free mounting and zero U rack space usage.
$981.25
A black metered rack PDU offering real-time remote load monitoring and user-defined overload alarms.
$223.87
A 1U horizontal rack mount PDU with 10 NEMA 5-20R receptacles for efficient power distribution.
$1843.76
A black rack-mountable power distribution unit offering 14.4kW capacity with multiple outlet options.
$494.17
A reliable black rack power distribution unit for efficient power management in data center infrastructure.
$268.24
A vertical power distribution unit ideal for facilities with existing surge protection systems.
$1865.95
A black tower PDU offering advanced load management and outlet power cycling for data center efficiency.
$5202.35
A black rack-mounted power distribution unit offering 48 outlets with advanced metering and remote management.
$523.25
A rackmount unit enabling seamless UPS maintenance with manual bypass for continuous critical equipment operation.
$1008.56
A 1U rack PDU with remote monitoring, 10 ft cord, and 14 outlet grips for efficient power management.
$82.55
A black, rackmount PDU with 10 outlets, durable metal housing, and a 15-foot power cord.
$172.51
A robust 36-inch vertical PDU with 14 outlets, 15-ft cord, and durable aluminum housing.
$254.82
A reliable 1U LCD solution tested for compatibility and supported by Dell Technical Support.
$359.41
An extremely reliable 8-outlet PDU designed for seamless integration with APC UPS systems.
$386.29
A compact PDU with IP outlet control, surge protection, and remote management via RackLink app.
$406.51
A reliable rack power distribution unit for efficient power management in data center infrastructure.
$449.56
A 3.8kW single-phase PDU with 32 outlets, dual circuit monitoring, and a 10 ft. cord.
$613.73
A reliable black rack power distribution unit for efficient power, cooling, and data center infrastructure.
$613.73
A reliable black rack power distribution unit for efficient data center infrastructure management.
$814.08
A 12-outlet PDU designed to power servers and peripherals requiring 120V.
$857.23
A lightweight aluminum power distribution unit offering 8.64 kW max output with multiple outlet options.
$1096.89
A 1U power distribution unit with remote management, local monitoring, and multi-tier user access.
Power Distribution Units
When building or expanding an IT infrastructure, one of the most critical yet often overlooked components is the power distribution unit. Whether you’re outfitting a small office server closet or managing a sprawling data center, the right PDU ensures that your equipment receives reliable, organized, and safe power delivery. Power distribution units are engineered to distribute AC or DC power from a central source to multiple devices—think servers, switches, storage arrays, and other network gear—within a rack or cabinet. The variety of form factors, from vertical to horizontal and modular designs, means you can find a solution that fits seamlessly into your existing setup, optimizing both space and cable management. As the colder months of November arrive and organizations prepare for year-end maintenance or upgrades, investing in a robust power distribution solution can help prevent downtime caused by overloaded circuits or unbalanced loads, which is especially important when increased network activity and seasonal traffic put additional strain on IT infrastructure.
Choosing the right power distribution unit involves more than simply counting the number of outlets you need. Today’s advanced PDUs, including options like the dell rack pdu, offer a host of intelligent features designed to enhance efficiency and security. Remote monitoring capabilities allow IT managers to keep tabs on real-time power consumption at the device or outlet level, enabling proactive energy management and load balancing. This level of control is invaluable for organizations seeking to maximize uptime and minimize energy costs, particularly in environments where every watt counts. Outlet-level switching and remote power cycling make it possible to reboot devices without physical intervention—an essential feature for distributed teams or facilities with limited onsite staff. For added protection, many units incorporate circuit breakers and intelligent alarms to alert you to potential overloads before they become costly problems. The flexibility of the dell power distribution unit lineup means you can select basic, entry-level models for straightforward applications or opt for more sophisticated, managed units for mission-critical deployments. It’s this adaptability that makes PDUs a smart investment not only for IT professionals and facilities managers but also for anyone tasked with safeguarding valuable electronics, whether at work or in a home lab.
Power distribution units also make thoughtful and practical gifts for tech enthusiasts, home office users, or anyone setting up a new workspace this season. As families and businesses alike prepare for winter—when power fluctuations can become more common—a reliable PDU dell solution can help protect sensitive equipment from unexpected outages or surges. Pairing a dell pdu with an Uninterruptible Power Supplies system provides an added layer of security, ensuring that even in the event of a power disruption, your critical devices remain operational and protected. The peace of mind that comes from knowing your servers, network gear, and other electronics are supported by a robust power management system is invaluable, especially during the busy holiday season. Whether you’re outfitting a single rack or an entire facility, the right power distribution unit lays the foundation for a resilient, efficient, and future-ready IT environment.
FAQs:
Power distribution units come in several types, including basic PDUs for standard power delivery, metered PDUs that allow you to monitor power usage, switched PDUs that provide remote control over individual outlets, and intelligent PDUs that offer advanced features like environmental monitoring and network connectivity. The right type depends on your specific needs, such as the level of control and monitoring you require.
Power distribution units are commonly used by IT professionals managing server rooms or data centers, small business owners looking to organize and protect their network equipment, and tech enthusiasts with multiple devices at home. They are also valuable in environments like telecommunications closets, creative studios, and anywhere multiple electronic devices need reliable power management.
A power distribution unit centralizes power connections, allowing you to plug multiple devices into a single source. This helps reduce cable clutter, keeps power cords organized within racks or workspaces, and makes it easier to identify and manage connections during maintenance or upgrades.
Yes, power distribution units are often paired with backup solutions such as uninterruptible power supplies (UPS). This combination ensures that connected devices continue to receive power during outages or fluctuations, providing an added layer of protection for critical equipment. For more information, you can explore our Uninterruptible Power Supplies page.
When selecting a power distribution unit, consider factors such as the number and type of outlets, mounting style (rack or wall mount), monitoring capabilities, and whether you need remote access or environmental monitoring. Assess your current and future power needs to ensure the PDU you choose can accommodate your equipment and provide room for expansion.
