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Rack-mounted power distribution solutions from Turkey
Rack PDU Power Distribution Units
Rack PDU solutions should do more than add outlets inside a cabinet. They should match the socket standard, mounting format, cable specification and protection level your project actually needs. UPCOM rack power distribution unit models are built for server cabinets, network racks, telecom rooms and data center infrastructure where clean layout, dependable distribution and configuration flexibility matter.
The product family covers 19" horizontal and vertical ZeroU layouts with Schuko, French/UPS, UK and IEC C13 socket options, plus basic, metered and protected variants. Standard and project-based builds can be configured around outlet count, cable length, cable section, plug type and control package.
Horizontal 1U-2U & Vertical ZeroU
100V-250V input range
16A-63A design range
Schuko, UK, French, IEC
Metered & protected options
Typical catalogue values: up to 4000W-24000W output range, 5-95% humidity, -5°C to +45°C operating temperature, project-dependent according to configuration.
Why Choose This Rack PDU Family
This page is built around actual UPCOM rack pdu families already listed on the site and expanded with the catalogue data that matters for engineering and procurement. Instead of burying the useful parts under weak marketing text, the structure below focuses on outlet standard, mounting format, control level and configuration logic so buyers can move faster from comparison to RFQ.
4 socket families
Schuko, French/UPS, UK and IEC C13 based rack PDU configurations
1U, 2U, ZeroU
Horizontal rack mount and vertical rack PDU layouts for different cabinet designs
16A-63A
Configuration range shown in the product catalogue, depending on build and outlet package
Custom build path
Outlet count, plug type, cable section, cable length, color and branding can be adapted
Rack PDU Socket Types and Mounting Options
Schuko Rack PDU
Schuko versions are a practical choice for EMEA infrastructure projects that require familiar DIN-style outlet geometry, horizontal 19" mounting or vertical cabinet-side installation. They are commonly selected for server rooms, telecom cabinets and general network distribution where fast replacement and simple power distribution matter more than remote management.
- 1U horizontal and ZeroU vertical formats
- ON/OFF switch or circuit breaker variants
- Project-based outlet count and cable spec options
French / UPS Rack PDU
French / UPS socket configurations are suitable where the connected environment is already standardized on DIN 49441 style accessories. These models keep the same cabinet-oriented logic but align the outlet set to the local plug ecosystem.
- 6, 8, 12, 16 and 18 outlet configurations appear in the current range
- Horizontal and vertical mounting paths are available
- Good fit for mixed network and power distribution needs inside telecom enclosures
UK Rack PDU
UK socket models are designed for installations that need BS 1363 style outlet compatibility. The current family includes 1U, 2U and ZeroU options, covering compact rack layouts as well as higher-outlet vertical cabinet builds.
- 5-way, 7-way, 8-way and vertical 12 to 18 way layouts
- ON/OFF and circuit breaker alternatives
- Useful for export projects where local socket conformity is non-negotiable
IEC C13 Rack PDU
IEC C13 based rack mount power distribution units are the natural choice for server, switch and active IT equipment environments. They keep cabinet cabling cleaner and align well with common device-side power cord practices.
- Horizontal and vertical IEC configurations
- Basic, protected and metered families
- Strong fit for structured IT cabinet installations
Need broader category browsing? See the legacy Power Distribution Unit overview.
Rack PDU Protection and Metering Options
Basic Rack PDU
Built for straightforward power distribution inside a rack or cabinet where the main goal is secure outlet expansion with the right mounting and socket format.
- Clean mechanical layout
- Fast integration in network and server cabinets
- Lower complexity where monitoring is not required
Switched and Breaker-Based Protection
Control and protection packages can include illuminated ON/OFF switches, circuit breakers and button fuse structures. This helps match the rack PDU to the cabinet’s electrical protection philosophy instead of forcing one generic build.
- ON/OFF switch for manual pass-through control
- Circuit breaker for overload and short-circuit response
- Button fuse option for resettable protection logic
Metered Rack PDU
Metered models add local electrical visibility without jumping to a heavier remote intelligent PDU concept. That makes them useful where load awareness is needed but full network monitoring is unnecessary.
- Local ammeter / volt-amper meter options
- Better visibility for cabinet-side load planning
- Useful for higher-density power layouts
EMI and Surge Protection
For environments with more sensitive equipment, the catalogue also references EMI filter and surge protector combinations. These options are relevant where line quality and transient risk deserve more attention.
- EMI filter path for high-frequency noise reduction
- Surge protection for voltage spike events
- Project-driven protection package selection
Residual Current Protection
Residual current fuse configurations provide an additional shutdown layer in leakage-related fault scenarios. That makes them worth evaluating in applications where personnel safety and fast cut-off response are critical.
- Extra protection layer against uncontrolled current events
- Relevant for more safety-sensitive rack environments
- Should be matched to project electrical design rules
Custom Rack PDU Build Variables
The catalogue logic also allows variation in cable length, cable diameter, socket color, plug type, mounting ear option and branding. That matters in real projects, because standard outlet count alone rarely solves the whole installation problem.
- Cable lengths from 1 m to 5 m
- Multiple cable sections and plug standards
- Black, red and white socket color options
Rack PDU Ordering Logic
UPCOM’s catalogue uses a structured coding logic so the ordering code tells you the mounting format, electrical phase, socket family, protection package and cable/plug details. Below is a simplified view of the parts that matter most during RFQ and technical approval.
| Code Block | Meaning | Typical Values | Why It Matters |
|---|---|---|---|
| 79 | Product category | Rack accessories / PDU family | Keeps the model within the rack power distribution group |
| X | PDU length / mounting style | 5 = 19" horizontal, 6 = vertical PDU, 7 = home series | Separates rack mount units from vertical cabinet-side builds |
| Y | Electrical phase | 1 = single phase, 3 = three phase | Must match project power architecture |
| Socket type | 00 = Schuko, U = UK, C = C13, D = C19, French / UPS family also supported | Determines direct compatibility with site equipment | |
| NN | Protection / control type | F = circuit breaker, S = ON/OFF, P = surge protector, A = ampermeter, W = multimeter | Lets you filter between basic, protected and metered rack PDU options |
| DD / KM / PP | Cable and plug detail | Multiple cable sections, 2M / 3M lengths, C14 / 16A / 32A / terminal styles | Critical for electrical fit and on-site installation speed |
In plain terms: define socket family first, then mounting style, then protection level, then cable and plug detail. That prevents the usual back-and-forth where people choose the outlet count first and only later realize the plug or mounting is wrong.
Featured Rack PDU Models and Related Solutions
1U 19" Schuko Rack PDU with ON/OFF Switch
Good entry model for compact server cabinet or network rack applications that need a clean 4-way aluminum body solution with manual switching.
Schuko
1U Horizontal
ON/OFF Switch
Open product page1U 19" Schuko Rack PDU with Circuit Breaker
Better fit when you want the same compact form factor but prefer breaker-based protection over a simple switch build.
Schuko
1U Horizontal
Circuit Breaker
Open product pagePower Distribution Unit Overview
For buyers comparing a wider mix of power unit formats before locking to the rack pdu category, this broader overview page still helps as an internal reference point.
Related Infrastructure Products
Rack power distribution usually ships into larger cabinet or network infrastructure projects, so these internal links help connect the page to adjacent commercial-intent products.
How to Choose the Right Rack PDU
1. Match the socket family first
Start with Schuko, French/UPS, UK or IEC based on the equipment cord ecosystem. Outlet count is meaningless if socket compatibility is wrong.
2. Decide horizontal or vertical layout
1U and 2U models are practical where front-access matters. Vertical ZeroU builds preserve usable rack space and suit higher outlet counts.
3. Choose the protection level
Basic distribution, switched, circuit breaker, surge-protected or metered: pick the level that matches the electrical risk and monitoring requirement of the site.
4. Check cable and plug detail
Cable length, conductor section and input plug type affect installation speed, compliance fit and real cabinet usability more than most buyers expect.
5. Consider cabinet density
Metered and higher-outlet vertical rack PDU models are more useful when cabinet density rises and circuit visibility becomes part of basic operating discipline.
6. Keep custom variables on the RFQ
Socket color, branding, mounting ear style and non-standard combinations should be specified early so the quotation reflects the real build, not a generic placeholder.
Maintenance and Storage
- Inspect outlets, cable entry and mounting points regularly
- Keep the unit dry, clean and free of dust accumulation
- Store in a cool, dry area when not installed
- Avoid impact damage and careless stacking during warehouse handling
Safety Basics
- Do not exceed the rated current of the selected rack PDU
- Make sure grounding and upstream protection are correct
- Do not treat a rack PDU as a substitute for proper electrical design
- Select breaker, RCD or surge options according to the actual risk profile
Reference Standards and Technical Reading
Where project documentation needs an external standard reference, these pages are useful starting points for appliance couplers, industrial plug families and UK socket systems:
FAQ About Rack PDU Solutions
What is a rack PDU used for?
A rack PDU is used to distribute electrical power from one input source to multiple devices inside a server rack, network cabinet or telecom enclosure. It keeps power distribution organized and matched to the cabinet layout.
Which socket types are available in the current UPCOM rack PDU family?
The current family covers Schuko, French / UPS, UK and IEC C13 based configurations, with both horizontal and vertical mounting paths depending on the model.
Can I request a custom rack power distribution unit configuration?
Yes. The catalogue logic supports variations in outlet count, mounting format, cable length, cable section, plug type, socket color and selected protection or metering features.
What is the difference between a basic rack PDU and a metered rack PDU?
A basic rack PDU focuses on power distribution only. A metered rack PDU adds local electrical monitoring, helping operators observe current or voltage-related values and manage cabinet-side load more safely.
Should I choose a horizontal or vertical rack PDU?
Horizontal 1U or 2U models are useful when front-access simplicity is preferred. Vertical ZeroU models save usable rack space and are often better for higher outlet counts.
What information should be included in a rack PDU RFQ?
Include socket type, outlet quantity, mounting format, input plug type, cable length, cable section, required protection package and the cabinet or project environment. That prevents quotation delays and wrong-code revisions.
Need a Rack PDU Quotation?
Share the socket family, outlet count, mounting style, input plug and any required protection package. That is enough to move the discussion from vague browsing to an RFQ that actually matches the installation.