APC APDU10250SW Netshelter Rack PDU Advanced Switched 11.5"

Keep critical servers, networking gear and security systems powered and manageable with the APC by Schneider Electric NetShelter Advanced Switched Rack PDU. Designed for dense IT, surveillance and security racks, this switched PDU delivers 42 outlets in a slim 2.2" form factor and provides outlet-level control and 1% accurate metering for precise capacity planning and chargeback. The three-phase design (400–415V input, 240V output) and IEC 60309 20A connector support high-density, balanced loads while the alternating phase outlet layout simplifies cord management and load distribution. Integrated gigabit Ethernet, a secondary 10/100 port for cascading or redundancy, and Power Sharing keep the Network Management Card and alarms online through power events. Optional environmental sensors monitor temperature and humidity to protect sensitive equipment. Rugged, hot-environment rated operation to 60°C and global certifications make it ideal for data center, security, and surveillance applications. Standardize your rack power and reduce mean time to repair—deploy the APC NetShelter Advanced Switched Rack PDU to improve uptime, monitoring, and operational efficiency. Order now to secure reliable power for your critical infrastructure.

• Remotely control individual outlets to reboot or isolate devices, reducing on-site visits and minimizing downtime
• Precise outlet- and PDU-level metering (1% accuracy) for accurate capacity planning and utility-grade billing
• High-density 42-outlet design in a slim 2.2" rack form factor maximizes usable power in crowded server, security, and surveillance racks
• Redundant gigabit and 10/100 Ethernet ports plus Power Sharing ensure continuous network management and monitoring even during AC disruptions
• Live-swap Network Management Card (NMC) lets you replace the management module without powering down connected equipment
• Rated to operate up to 60°C and certified (UL/CE/TAA/UKCA) for global data center and security deployments, simplifying standardization