Tripp Lite EMA140-10 Managed Epdu 38U L6-30P 24A

Product Description

The TRIPP LITE EMA140-10 is a managed, metered power distribution unit (ePDU) designed for high-density data center and enterprise rack environments. It accepts a 3-phase L6-30P input connection rated at 24 amps, distributing conditioned power to multiple rack-mounted loads within a 38U enclosure form factor. The managed design allows remote monitoring and control of power consumption, making it a practical fit for IT infrastructure teams and data center technicians who need per-outlet or whole-unit metering visibility. It is sold as a single unit.

This ePDU is intended for enterprise data centers, server rooms, and network closets where controlled, monitored power distribution is required. The L6-30P input makes it compatible with twist-lock 3-phase branch circuits commonly found in raised-floor data centers and high-density cabinet deployments. Licensed electricians and data center facilities technicians typically handle installation and commissioning of this unit.

Key Features

• Managed ePDU with remote monitoring and control capability for enterprise power management
• L6-30P twist-lock input rated for 24A continuous load on a 3-phase circuit
• 38U mounting profile suitable for standard equipment racks
• Metered design supports real-time power consumption tracking
• Single-unit packaging for straightforward procurement and deployment

Compatibility

Designed for use in enterprise rack systems that support 38U vertical or horizontal ePDU mounting with a 3-phase L6-30P branch circuit supply.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician familiar with 3-phase branch circuit wiring and applicable NEC requirements for data center power distribution equipment. De-energize the branch circuit at the breaker panel before connecting or disconnecting the L6-30P input plug. Verify that the upstream breaker is rated at no less than 30 amps on the appropriate 3-phase circuit before energizing. Network configuration of the managed interface should follow the manufacturer documentation before placing the unit into service.