Eaton EVMAFC20A power distribution unit PDU 24 AC outlets 22.5U Black

The Eaton EVMAFC20A power distribution unit (PDU) is a managed rack-mounted device providing 24 AC outlets within a 22.5U rack capacity in black finish. Designed for single-phase installations, this PDU supports remote monitoring and control using standard network protocols and supplies conditioned power to server, network and telecom equipment in data center and IT closet environments. The unit accepts a nominal input voltage of 200–240 V at a maximum current of 16 A and operates at 50/60 Hz AC input frequency.

Advantages

The EVMAFC20A combines a high-density 24-outlet layout with managed functionality, enabling remote power monitoring and control over standard network interfaces. Rack-optimized 22.5U sizing simplifies installation into existing enclosures while the single-phase design and 200–240 V input compatibility suit common IT power infrastructures. Support for network protocols allows integration with monitoring systems for centralized management of connected equipment and improved uptime through proactive power oversight.

Suitable for

• Data center server racks requiring remote power management
• Network and telecom cabinets in small and medium enterprise environments
• Edge computing closets and colocation racks with single-phase power
• IT rooms that need high-density AC outlet distribution

Key specifications

• Number of AC outlets: 24
• Rack capacity: 22.5U
• Input voltage (nominal): 200–240 V
• Maximum input current: 16 A
• AC input frequency: 50/60 Hz
• Phase: Single-phase
• Managed PDU with network protocol support (SNMP, HTTPS)
• Color/finish: Black

How to use

Install the Eaton EVMAFC20A into a compatible 22.5U section of a server rack or cabinet following rack-mounting best practices and the manufacturer's mechanical instructions. Connect the PDU to a suitable single-phase 200–240 V supply with adequate overcurrent protection sized for up to 16 A. Plug IT equipment into the PDU's 24 AC outlets, balance connected loads where possible, and configure network access using the device's management interface. Use supported protocols such as SNMP or HTTPS to integrate the unit into existing monitoring platforms for remote status checks, outlet-level control if supported, and event logging.

Usage recommendations

Locate the PDU within the rack to minimize cable lengths and maintain proper airflow. Ensure the facility power distribution and circuit protection are rated for the PDU's 16 A maximum current, and perform load calculations before populating all outlets. Regularly update management firmware and secure network credentials when enabling SNMP or HTTPS to maintain operational reliability and security.