Panduit P36B20M Basic Pdu 50A 30xc13 6xc19

Product Description

The PANDUIT P36B20M is a basic power distribution unit (PDU) rated at 50 amps, designed for rack-mounted power management in data center and server room environments. It provides 30 IEC C13 outlets and 6 IEC C19 outlets, giving technicians a high-density power distribution solution for mixed server, storage, and networking equipment. The P36B20M handles substantial power loads without active monitoring or switching, making it a straightforward, reliable choice for installations where a basic, non-metered PDU is the right fit. Electricians and data center technicians are the primary installers of this unit.

This PDU is suited for high-density rack installations in commercial data centers, enterprise server rooms, colocation facilities, and telecom enclosures. The combination of C13 and C19 outlets supports a wide range of rack-mount equipment with standard IEC power cords. Its 50-amp rating accommodates high-draw equipment loads typical of blade servers, UPS bypass feeds, and high-performance storage arrays. The unit is intended for permanent rack installation and is typically used where utility-grade power is pre-conditioned upstream by a UPS or PDU panel.

Key Features

• 50-amp total load capacity for high-density rack power distribution
• 30 IEC C13 outlets for standard server and networking equipment power connections
• 6 IEC C19 outlets for high-current devices such as blade servers and storage arrays
• Basic, non-metered design provides reliable passive power distribution without added complexity
• Rack-mount form factor suitable for standard 19-inch equipment enclosures

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style rack PDU for use in standard 19-inch data center and server rack enclosures requiring IEC C13 and C19 outlet configurations at 50-amp capacity.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified electrician or trained data center technician in accordance with applicable NEC requirements for branch circuit and equipment power distribution. De-energize the upstream circuit and verify zero voltage at the feed before making any wiring connections to the PDU. Confirm that the upstream branch circuit breaker is appropriately rated for the PDU input requirements before energizing. Do not exceed the PDU total ampere rating when calculating connected load across all outlets.