Panduit P36D29M-YL1A Vertical Pdu Monitored

Product Description

The PANDUIT P36D29M-YL1A is a vertical rack-mount power distribution unit (PDU) with monitored capability, designed for installation inside server racks, network enclosures, and data center cabinets. It provides distributed AC power to rack-mounted equipment with outlet-level or unit-level monitoring, giving technicians and facilities staff visibility into power consumption without interrupting the load. The vertical form factor mounts along the interior rail of a standard rack, preserving usable rack unit space for active equipment. Installation and commissioning are typically handled by licensed electricians or structured cabling professionals working in IT infrastructure environments.

This PDU is suited for data centers, network closets, and enterprise IT rooms where vertical space conservation and power monitoring are priorities. The unit ships individually and is sold as a single unit. With 30 outlets and a monitored configuration, it supports dense rack deployments where tracking power draw per cabinet is required for capacity planning or energy management programs. It is appropriate for both new rack builds and retrofit installations into existing enclosures.

Key Features

• Vertical rack-mount form factor preserves horizontal rack unit space for active equipment
• Monitored configuration provides power consumption visibility at the PDU level
• 30-outlet design supports high-density rack deployments
• 6-circuit layout allows load balancing across multiple branch circuits
• Sold as a single unit for straightforward procurement and replacement

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style vertical PDU for use in standard 2-post and 4-post open-frame racks and enclosed cabinets that accommodate vertical power distribution mounting channels.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician or qualified IT infrastructure technician in accordance with applicable NEC requirements for branch circuit loading and equipment grounding. De-energize the source circuit before making any wiring connections at the input plug or hardwire input. Secure the unit to the rack rail using the manufacturer-supplied mounting hardware before connecting loads. Verify branch circuit ampacity is appropriate for the total connected load before energizing.