Power distribution unit EBP08PDU-G 19" 8×220V with switch and thermal fuse

Rack-mount power distribution unit EBP08PDU-G for 19" cabinets, providing eight 220V outlets, a front-mounted power switch and an integrated thermal fuse for overload protection. The unit features an aluminium body and is supplied with a 2.15 m H05VV-F 3G1.5 mains cable capable of handling up to 3680 W, enabling safe and centralized power distribution for server rooms, network racks and other IT equipment.

Advantages

The EBP08PDU-G combines a compact 19" rack design with a corrosion-resistant aluminium housing to ensure long-term mechanical stability. Eight 220V outlets allow connection of multiple devices while the front-mounted switch provides easy local control. An integrated thermal fuse offers protection against overloads and reduces risk of overheating-related failures. The supplied 2.15 m H05VV-F 3G1.5 cable delivers sufficient current capacity for installations up to the stated 3680 W.

Suitable for (tasks / use cases)

• Power distribution in 19" server cabinets and network racks
• Feeding multiple IT devices such as servers, switches and storage units
• Centralized power control for small data centers and telecommunication closets

Key specifications

• Model: EBP08PDU-G
• Form factor: 19" rack-mount
• Number of outlets: 8 × 220V
• Power switch: front-mounted
• Protection: integrated thermal fuse
• Housing: aluminium body
• Mains cable: H05VV-F 3G1.5, length 2.15 m
• Maximum power: 3680 W

How to use

Mount the EBP08PDU-G in a standard 19" rack rail and secure it with appropriate screws. Connect the unit's H05VV-F 3G1.5 mains cable to a compatible 220V supply outlet. Plug required equipment into the eight 220V outlets, then use the front-mounted switch to supply power. Monitor load levels to ensure the combined power draw does not exceed 3680 W; the thermal fuse will interrupt the circuit in case of overload.

Usage recommendations

Place the PDU in a well-ventilated rack position and distribute high-load devices across outlets to avoid concentrating power draw on a single circuit. Verify grounding and installation by qualified personnel and replace the mains cable or PDU if any damage is visible.