Power distribution panel Acar 19" 8x230V with IEC connector for UPS, switch, voltage indicator, surge protection, 1.5m cable

The Acar 19" power distribution panel provides centralized power distribution in rack installations, offering eight 230V outlets and an IEC connector designed for connection to an uninterruptible power supply (UPS). The unit integrates a power switch, a voltage indicator and built-in surge protection, and is supplied with a 1.5 m mains cable. The 19" format and compact depth make it suitable for standard server racks and network cabinets where organized, easily accessible power distribution is required.

Advantages

This Acar distribution panel combines multiple practical features in a single 19" module: eight 230V outlets to connect servers and network devices, an IEC inlet for UPS connection to ensure compatibility with common backup systems, a front-mounted power switch for convenient control, and a voltage indicator to check presence of mains at a glance. Integrated surge protection reduces the risk of transient damage to connected equipment. Supplied with a 1.5 m mains cable, the unit is ready for installation without additional lead procurement.

Suitable for

• Rack-mounted servers and blade enclosures
• Network switches, routers and patch panels
• UPS-fed equipment and small data-center racks
• Telecommunications and AV rack installations

Key specifications

• Brand: Acar
• Model / MPN: Acar S8 FA IEC
• EAN: 5904743369309
• Form factor: 19" rack-mount
• Outputs: 8 × 230V outlets
• Input connector: IEC connector for UPS
• Features: power switch, voltage indicator, surge protection
• Cable: 1.5 m mains cable included

How to use

Mount the panel in a standard 19" rack bay and secure it with appropriate rack screws. Connect the IEC inlet to the UPS output or to an appropriate IEC mains source following the UPS and rack wiring guidelines. Plug equipment into the eight 230V outlets, use the front power switch to control power to the panel and monitor the voltage indicator to verify mains presence. Ensure the connected load remains within the UPS and circuit capacity; consult the UPS and site electrical documentation for load planning.

Usage recommendations

Install the unit in a properly grounded rack and use the panel as part of a planned power distribution scheme. Verify compatibility between the UPS IEC output and the panel inlet before connection, and avoid overloading by distributing critical and non-critical equipment appropriately across available UPS-backed and non-backed circuits.