Apc PDM3516IEC-380 It Power Distribution Module

Product Description

The APC - AMERICAN POWER CONVERSIO PDM3516IEC-380 is an IT power distribution module designed to manage and distribute electrical power within data center and server room environments. Power distribution modules of this type serve as the backbone of a structured power chain, accepting high-voltage input and distributing it across multiple IEC-format outlets to connected rack-mounted equipment. The IEC designation in the part number indicates IEC-standard outlet configurations, and the 380 designation points to a 380-volt-class input rating common in three-phase international data center deployments. Installation is typically performed by licensed electricians or qualified data center technicians.

This power distribution module is suited for commercial and enterprise data center applications where structured rack power management is required. It is intended for installation in standard IT equipment racks alongside servers, network switches, UPS systems, and other rack-mounted loads. The IEC outlet format makes it compatible with international power standards commonly found in high-density rack deployments. Facilities managers and data center electricians specify units of this type when building out or upgrading power distribution infrastructure in commercial server environments.

Key Features

• IEC-format outlet configuration supports international rack equipment standards
• 380-volt-class input rating suitable for three-phase commercial and data center power systems
• Rack-mounted form factor integrates into standard IT equipment enclosures
• Sold as individual unit (each), allowing targeted deployment per rack or row

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style power distribution module for use in commercial IT rack environments requiring IEC-standard outlet configurations and 380-volt-class input power.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician or qualified data center technician familiar with three-phase power systems and IEC wiring standards. De-energize the upstream power source and verify zero voltage with a meter before making any connections. Follow applicable NEC requirements and the facility's lockout/tagout procedures throughout installation. Consult the manufacturer's installation guide for mounting orientation, torque requirements, and load balancing guidance specific to this unit.