Apc AP7922B Rack Pdu Switched 2U 32A 230V

Product Description

The APC AP7922B is a switched 2U rack-mounted power distribution unit rated for 32 amps at 230 volts. It provides individual outlet-level switching, allowing technicians to remotely power cycle connected equipment without physical access to the rack. Designed for data center and server room environments, this PDU installs in standard 19-inch equipment racks and delivers managed power distribution across its outlet bank. The switched architecture supports load management and remote reboot of hung devices, making it a practical tool for IT infrastructure and facilities teams responsible for uptime and serviceability.

The AP7922B is suited for enterprise data centers, colocation facilities, network closets, and industrial control environments requiring managed 230V power distribution. It is intended for installation by qualified electricians or certified data center technicians working within high-density rack deployments where remote outlet control and circuit-level monitoring reduce the need for on-site intervention during off-hours faults.

Key Features

• Switched outlets enable individual remote power cycling without physical rack access
• 32A at 230V input supports high-density rack loads common in enterprise environments
• 2U rack-mount form factor fits standard 19-inch equipment racks
• Managed PDU architecture supports load visibility and controlled sequencing
• Enterprise-grade power distribution suitable for data center uptime requirements

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style managed PDU for installation in standard 19-inch two-post and four-post equipment racks in 230V single-phase power environments.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician or qualified data center technician familiar with IEC power standards and rack power distribution practices. Shut off the upstream circuit breaker and verify the circuit is de-energized before connecting the input power cord. Ensure the supply circuit is rated at or above the PDU input current rating before energizing. Follow local electrical codes and the facility's lockout/tagout procedures throughout installation.