Rack Power Distribution Unit Alantec PZZ-15C13-9EU — 42U managed PDU, 15×IEC C13 + 9×CEE 7/5, three‑phase

The Alantec PZZ-15C13-9EU is a managed rack power distribution unit designed for 42U server cabinets and AV racks. It supplies a three‑phase power feed to a mix of 15 IEC C13 outlets and 9 CEE 7/5 outlets while providing remote monitoring and control functions to support reliable operation of IT and audiovisual hardware. The unit is intended to integrate into rack environments where precise power distribution, outlet-level control and load visibility are required.

Advantages

The managed PDU allows outlet-level switching and remote management, enabling scheduled power cycles and centralized control of connected equipment. Built for rack mounting, it optimizes space use in 42U cabinets and supports balanced three‑phase distribution to reduce overload risk. Integrated monitoring provides visibility of power consumption and load distribution, helping to plan capacity and prevent downtime.

Suitable for

• Data centers and server rooms requiring monitored power distribution
• AV racks and broadcast installations with mixed connector requirements
• Remote-managed infrastructures where outlet-level control and scheduling are needed
• IT closets and edge racks with space-optimized power management

Key specifications

• Form factor: Rack-mounted, compatible with 42U cabinets
• Input: Three‑phase power feed
• Output connectors: 15 × IEC C13 outlets and 9 × CEE 7/5 outlets
• Management: Network-accessible remote monitoring and control with outlet-level switching
• Monitoring: Power consumption and load distribution visibility per phase/outlet
• Control features: Remote on/off and power cycling of individual outlets
• Mounting: Vertical or horizontal rack installation options suitable for standard server cabinets

How to use

Install the PDU in a 42U rack according to standard rack‑mount procedures, ensuring secure attachment and appropriate orientation for cable access. Connect the three‑phase supply to the unit following site electrical practices and verify phase balancing. Integrate the PDU into the local network for management access, configure user accounts and network settings, then assign connected devices to outlets. Use the management interface to monitor consumption, set schedules or perform outlet-level power cycles as required for maintenance or recovery tasks.

Usage recommendations

Position the PDU to allow easy access to outlet ports and to minimize cable bends. Regularly review power and load reports to maintain balanced distribution across phases and avoid overloading any single circuit. Use outlet-level scheduling for controlled reboots and maintenance windows to reduce operational impact.