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APC
A switched rack power-distribution unit in a 1U form factor provides 16 A of managed outlet control
The APC AP7921B is a switched rack power distribution unit that fits a single 1U space and supports a 16A input. It provides outlet-level switching so administrators can reboot individual devices remotely. The unit is designed for standard server racks and ships new in its original packaging.
This PDU suits IT teams that need remote power control for each connected device in a 1U footprint. It does not meet the needs of buyers who require a higher amperage rating, more rack units, or metering per outlet without switching capability.
No published specifications for this item yet.
Log into the web interface or use the APC management software to confirm the 16A input current reads normally and each outlet shows the expected power state.
The PDU arrives with rack-mount brackets and a serial setup cable; you will need IEC outlet cords for your devices and an Ethernet patch lead for network management.
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