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Totally depends on what you're filling it with, and if you're using a UPS. Work out the power requirements in amps, then add in some headroom, then you can look at what distribution system would work best.

 

But in that rack any 19" system will fit fine.

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Probably a daft question but how do vertical PDU's mount in a cabinet? The cabinet is Excel ER 42U and this is the PDU I am looking at. Can't work out whether I need additional brackets?

 

https://cpc.farnell.com/lms-data/pdu-12ws-v-32cmdo/12-way-vert-13a-sw-pdu-32a-plug/dp/EN84502

 

Unless you have a specific rack with built-in slots, normally you use an adapter/mount, but again can depend on brand

 

So with APC for example a lot of their racks have holes specific for it: https://cdn.cnetcontent.com/a0/92/a0921aba-4dcd-492d-a549-a181b7bf2c95.jpg

 

For the cheaper ones, they normally just bolt straight into the back holes/squares of the rack, I wonder if that CPC picture is the horizontal one as the vertical normally have the holes at the back like this one: https://cpc.farnell.com/lms-data/pdu-10ws-v/10-way-vertical-13a-switched-pdu/dp/EN85625 at least on the ones I've seen

 

Steve

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Unless you have a specific rack with built-in slots, normally you use an adapter/mount, but again can depend on brand

 

So with APC for example a lot of their racks have holes specific for it: https://cdn.cnetcontent.com/a0/92/a0921aba-4dcd-492d-a549-a181b7bf2c95.jpg

 

For the cheaper ones, they normally just bolt straight into the back holes/squares of the rack, I wonder if that CPC picture is the horizontal one as the vertical normally have the holes at the back like this one: https://cpc.farnell.com/lms-data/pdu-10ws-v/10-way-vertical-13a-switched-pdu/dp/EN85625 at least on the ones I've seen

 

Steve

Definately vertical. I've looked up the part code on other sites and it's the same image.

 

Where do you find the brackets / adapters? I've tried the Excel networking website but no joy...

 

Edit: Back of cabinet.

https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/1490/2176/products/42U_ER_FP_Fruity_Cables_profile_1024x1024.jpg?v=1536152904

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I still personally think it's the wrong pic, as this is the surge protected version of the same model: https://www.broadbandbuyer.com/products/17824-lms-data-pdu-12ws-v-sp-32cmdo/#content

 

This is (dynamode being lms) the 8 plug version: https://www.dynamode.co.uk/products/copy-of-10-way-vertically-mounted-rackmount-32a-commando-pdu-uk-sockets

 

https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0305/6772/7243/products/PDUinCabient20U_426e5216-0b71-43a1-ae74-c040779a27d1.jpg?v=1604916500

 

But in regards to brackets it's normally the PDU company who make them rather than the rack (unless it's same brand) for example tripp models are like these: https://www.comms-express.com/products/tripp-lite-bracket-accessory//?keyword=&campaign=9204241339&ad=94746373418&ADtype=&Productcode=2536987&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI997j6Knj8QIVz9rVCh20pQtGEAQYASABEgIeIvD_BwE so you'd need the LMS/dynamode versions if they do them

 

Steve

 

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Look at the PDU though, that's for the back mounted holes on the picture https://media.excel-networking.com/images/EXCEL/E0299-2_1600px.jpg

 

Steve

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