The Raritan PX4-44A7CR-A0 is a professional-grade 1U horizontal rack PDU designed for precise power monitoring and distribution in data centers and IT environments. This outlet metered power distribution unit delivers reliable 120V power distribution with advanced monitoring capabilities, making it an ideal solution for mission-critical infrastructure applications.

Key Features

• Outlet-Level Metering: Individual monitoring of all 10 outlets provides granular power consumption data for enhanced energy management
• High-Resolution LCD Display: Clear visual interface for real-time power monitoring and system status
• SecureLock Ready: Compatible with Raritan's SecureLock outlet retention system for secure cable connections
• Compact 1U Design: Space-efficient horizontal form factor maximizes rack density
• Multiple Connectivity Options: Features iX interface, USB-A, USB-B, and sensor connections for comprehensive monitoring integration
• Professional-Grade Construction: Built to withstand demanding data center environments

Technical Specifications

The PX4-44A7CR-A0 operates on single-phase 100-120V input power with a 20A capacity (16A per phase rated), delivering up to 1.9kVA of total power. The unit features 10 NEMA 5-20R outlets, providing versatile connectivity for various IT equipment. The IEC 60320 input plug ensures reliable connection to facility power infrastructure.

This PDU model (SKU: PX4-44A7CR-A0) incorporates Raritan's advanced metering technology, enabling administrators to monitor power consumption at the individual outlet level. This granular visibility supports capacity planning, energy efficiency initiatives, and troubleshooting efforts in modern data centers.

Applications

Ideal for data centers, server rooms, network closets, and other critical IT infrastructure environments where precise power monitoring and reliable distribution are essential. The outlet metering capability makes this PDU particularly valuable for environments requiring detailed power consumption tracking, such as colocation facilities, cloud service providers, and enterprise data centers implementing power usage effectiveness (PUE) monitoring programs.