Apc AP9559 Rack Pdu 16A 208V 230V 1U

Product Description

The APC - AMERICAN POWER CONVERSIO AP9559 is a basic 1U rack-mount power distribution unit designed to deliver reliable power management in enterprise and data center rack enclosures. Rated at 16 amps with support for both 208-volt and 230-volt input, this PDU provides a straightforward power strip solution for distributing AC power to rack-mounted servers, networking equipment, and other devices. Its 1U form factor allows efficient use of vertical rack space. Installation is handled by licensed electricians or qualified data center facilities technicians familiar with rack power infrastructure.

This unit is suited for enterprise environments where basic, non-switched power distribution is required at the rack level. Typical applications include 1U rackmount deployments in server rooms, network closets, and telecommunications enclosures operating on 208V or 230V circuits. It is categorized under enterprise surge protection and PDU product lines, making it appropriate for IT infrastructure installations requiring organized in-rack power delivery without advanced monitoring or outlet switching.

Key Features

• 16A current rating supports demanding rack-level power loads
• Dual voltage compatibility: operates at 208V and 230V input
• 1U rack-mount form factor conserves rack unit space
• Basic PDU design provides straightforward power distribution without added complexity
• Sold individually as a single unit

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or addition for standard 1U rack enclosures requiring basic power distribution at 208V or 230V on a 16A circuit.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician or qualified data center facilities technician. Ensure the upstream circuit breaker is turned off before connecting or disconnecting the PDU from the power source. Verify that the supply circuit matches the unit voltage and amperage ratings before energizing. Follow applicable NEC guidelines for rack power installations and data center wiring practices.