Eaton PDUMNH15AT1 Single-Phase ATS Monitored 1U PDU

Eaton PDUMNH15AT1 Single-Phase ATS Monitored 1U PDU

Overview

The Eaton Tripp Lite Series PDUMNH15AT1 is a 1U horizontal rackmount single-phase automatic transfer switching (ATS) and monitored power distribution unit (PDU). Designed for high-availability network IT infrastructure, corporate server rooms, edge computing configurations, and telecom nests, this hardware introduces power redundancy to network devices outfitted with only a single corded internal power supply.

The structural architecture integrates a heavy-duty ATS internal processor that evaluates the electrical quality of two separate input loops. Dual 12-foot power cords with standard NEMA 5-15P inputs connect simultaneously to separate primary and secondary grid sources, separate UPS backups, or matching backup generator ports. If the primary power circuit experiences a voltage dropout, line fault, or absolute failure, the digital switching controller reroutes the load to the secondary feed within an immediate 2 to 7 milliseconds. This speed ensures continuous, zero-lag computing performance without system resets.

Advanced data monitoring is driven by a built-in local digital ammeter reporting immediate combined aggregate loading metrics in real time. For remote deployments, the unit comes equipped with a pre-installed, Java-free HTML5 LX Platform network interface module. This integrated network architecture enables remote system administrators to monitor overall power stats, review load limits, check source frequencies, or set customized email alerts across standard enterprise networks utilizing SNMPv1/v2/v3, HTTP, HTTPS, SSH, and Telnet configurations.

Key Features

• High-speed automatic transfer switch alternates power feeds in less than 7 milliseconds.

• Pre-installed LX Platform web interface permits secure browser-based remote power tracking.

• Dual 12-foot attached input cables provide excellent routing depth across network enclosures.

• Front-panel digital LCD ammeter details total output load to prevent structural overload.

• Federal Trade Agreements Act (TAA) compliance matches strict government procurement guidelines.

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