

⚡ Power up your rack with precision and protection — don’t get left in the dark!
The StarTech.com 1U 19-inch 8 Port Rack Mount PDU offers robust power distribution with eight IEC C13 outlets supporting up to 16A at 120V or 20A at 240V. Designed for professional data centers, it fits standard 19" racks with a compact 1U horizontal form factor. Built-in 3600 Joule surge protection and a resettable circuit breaker safeguard your equipment from power anomalies. The package includes a 10ft C19 to NEMA5-20p power cord and mounting hardware, all housed in a durable steel chassis backed by a 2-year warranty and lifetime technical support.








| ASIN | B06VX91T1T |
| Brand | StarTech.com |
| Color | Black |
| Customer Reviews | 4.0 4.0 out of 5 stars (29) |
| Date First Available | March 16, 2017 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 3.9 x 18.9 x 1.7 inches |
| Item Weight | 4.38 pounds |
| Item model number | PDU08C13H |
| Manufacturer | StarTech.com |
| Product Dimensions | 3.9 x 18.9 x 1.7 inches |
| Series | 8-Outlet PDU |
| Voltage | 120 Volts |
A**O
Installation
all ok
T**S
Properly rated 100-240v unit, unstable input connection
So let me preface this with it will get the job done for those that need a PDU with c14 hookups operating in the 120v range (it's officially rated 100-240 volt; whereas many other PDUs *should* work code will not allow it) So I'm stuck with it for now. It works, doesn't have much voltage drop. fits in a clean 1u. So why 3 stars? The input connection is a c19, and the plug provided has a poor fit tolerance so be prepared for someone to hold it whilst you adjust cables in your rack to prevent slippage.
A**Y
Power strip trips a lot.
I both this thinking that it was better than the TRIPP LITE TLM615NC20 6 Outlets Power Strip 120V 20A. TRIPP LITE TLM615NC20 6 Outlets Power Strip 120V is rated at a max of 2400watts and I connected 3 800watts miners on it an it has never triped. But hooking up the same 800 watt miners on StarTech.com PDU08C13H 8-Port Rack-Mount PDU plug to a 30A wall socket cause the power strip to trip a lot. Is it possible that a 20A 110V-240V Power strip can have a lower wattage? For example less than 2400Watts? Unfortunately I had bought a lot of PSU cables to go with is unit.
A**T
Breaker issues
So some reason, this PDU keeps tripping my breaker. Ended up returning this product because it wouldn’t work with my setup. The output I was using was 240v and I have 30 amps to spare. If you’re not sure about voltages, make sure you talk with an electrician.
I**I
Parfait, rien à dire de négatif!
W**U
The size fits to my rack without any issue.
M**T
Plug not compatible with the 240V outlet in Canada.
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