Tripp Lite EMI100-10 Managed Pdu Single Phase 24 Outlet

Product Description

The TRIPP LITE EMI100-10 is a single-phase, Ethernet-managed power distribution unit (PDU) built for enterprise rack environments. It provides 24 NEMA 5-15 outlets and draws up to 12 amps, making it suitable for distributing power across multiple rack-mounted devices from a single input feed. Ethernet management allows remote monitoring and control of connected loads without requiring physical access to the rack. IT professionals and data center technicians install and configure this unit as part of structured rack power infrastructure.

The EMI100-10 is designed for enterprise data centers, network closets, and server rooms where remote power management is required. The single-phase design and NEMA 5-15 outlet configuration make it compatible with standard rack-mounted IT equipment including servers, switches, patch panels, and storage arrays. Managed PDUs of this type are commonly deployed where power load monitoring, outlet-level control, and environmental oversight are operational requirements.

Key Features

• Ethernet management interface for remote monitoring and outlet control
• 24 NEMA 5-15 outlets for broad device connectivity within the rack
• Single-phase input supporting up to 12 amps continuous load
• Enterprise-class PDU designed for structured rack power distribution
• Sold individually as a single unit (UOM: EA)

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style managed PDU for enterprise rack installations requiring single-phase Ethernet-managed power distribution.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified IT technician or licensed electrician familiar with rack power infrastructure and applicable NEC guidelines. Power down or de-energize the input circuit before mounting and wiring the unit into the rack. Verify that the branch circuit rating meets or exceeds the PDU input amperage requirement before energizing. Network configuration of the Ethernet management interface should follow the manufacturer documentation before placing the unit in service.