The Eaton ePDU third generation (G3) Managed models build on Eaton’s existing state-of-the-art ePDU G3 technology while offering new capabilities for rack power distribution in data centers and information technology (IT) applications. You now have comprehensive management and monitoring capabilities down to the outlet level. This new level of precision saves time, saves money and avoids risk, making the ePDU G3 Managed the gold standard in power management.
Grouped reboot for A and B feed
When connecting multiple source input servers to an A and B feed power source, the daisy-chain capability allows you to group power supplies across the ePDU. As a result, all the power supplies are controlled with a single action, which outlet switching saves time rebooting servers with two to six power supplies.
Turn off unused outlets
Secure and protect your environment by easily turning off unused outlets. Avoid overloading your system from others plugging in unauthorized devices. Also consider closing access with an outlet cap.
Outlet grip functionality
Eaton’s patent-pending IEC outlet grip secures plugs in place with a lever-actuated grip that’s integrated into each outlet. Once the levers click into the grip position, the plugs are secured from accidental disconnect due to bumps or vibrations without the need for special power cords.
Advanced LCD pixel display with hot-swap capability
Eaton’s new hot-swap eNMC (ePDU Network Management and Control) module can be replaced without the need to power down your rack. Increase uptime while enhancing serviceability and saving on unnecessary service calls. The menu-driven pixel display allows for easy setup and troubleshooting.
Daisy chain four units from one IP address
Eaton’s new patented daisy-chain capability allows up to four ePDUs to share the same network connection and IP address. Unlike competitive rack PDUs that require a dedicated IP address for best performance, Eaton technology provides a 75-percent reduction in network infrastructure costs.
