Tripp Lite by Eaton 3.2-3.8kW Single-Phase Hot-Swap PDU, 200-240V 16A (6-C13, 2-C19) 2-C20, 200-240V Input, 6ft Cords 2U Rack-Mount PDUBHV20

Tripp Lite’s Hot-swap PDU systems enable live-replacement of standard UPS systems for maintenance with no interruption of connected server or networking loads. Dual input power cables support PDU connection to separate Utility and UPS power sources. Manual transfer switch with lighted status indicators controls the source of power to connected equipment between Utility and UPS. Set the switch to UPS during normal operation and connected equipment will receive full-time conditioned power from the UPS. Set the switch to Utility to momentarily power connected equipment from the Utility line cord and bypass the UPS while the UPS system is removed and replaced with a fresh one. Once the new UPS is up and running with all data and electrical connections restored, set the switch back to the UPS setting to once again provide fully-conditioned UPS power to connected equipment. Features Tripp Lite Hot-swap PDU systems support live-replacement of standard UPS systems for maintenance with no interruption of connected server or networking loads PDUBHV20 is universally compatible with any Tripp Lite or other brand of 200-240V UPS rated 2000 to 3000VA with a C20 input cable 2U horizontal rackmount form factor compatible with 2 or 4 post racks Supports space saving rear-post mounting in the same rack space as many Tripp Lite Rackmount UPS systems (select installations, see manual) Pair of detachable PDU input cables connect to separate Utility and UPS power sources (2 5ft. C19-C20 and 2 6ft. C13-C14 interconnect cables included - user supplied alternate cabling supported) 6 C13 and 2 C19 outlets support critical networking loads in both Utility and UPS operating modes One additional C19 pass-through outlet supports UPS input power cord Dual input power cables support PDU connection to separate Utility and UPS power sources Manual transfer switch with lighted status indicators controls the source of power to connected equipment between Utility and UPS Set the switch to UPS during normal operation and connected equipment will receive full-time conditioned power from the UPS Set the switch to Utility to bypass the UPS and provide connected equipment with unfiltered power directly from the Utility line cord while the UPS system is removed and replaced with a fresh one Once the new UPS is up and running with all connection s restored, set the switch back to the UPS setting to once again provide fully-conditioned UPS power to connected equipment