Tripp Lite EMIT13-10 Monitored Epdu 1U L5-30P 24A

Product Description

The TRIPP LITE EMIT13-10 is a 1U rack-mount monitored power distribution unit (ePDU) designed for enterprise data center and IT infrastructure applications. It accepts input power through an L5-30P twist-lock plug at 24 amps on a single-phase circuit, distributing reliable power to connected rack equipment. The monitored design gives facility managers and IT staff visibility into power load data, supporting uptime management and capacity planning. This unit is installed by licensed electricians or qualified data center technicians working in server room and colocation environments.

The EMIT13-10 is suited for 1U rack installations in data centers, network closets, and enterprise server environments where monitored power distribution is required. Its single-phase input and L5-30P connection make it compatible with standard 120-volt branch circuits rated for 30-amp service. The 1U form factor allows efficient use of rack space, making it a practical fit for high-density equipment deployments where per-outlet or total load monitoring is a priority.

Key Features

• 1U rack-mount form factor for space-efficient data center installation
• L5-30P twist-lock input plug for secure single-phase power connection
• 24A input rating supports high-density rack power loads
• Monitored ePDU design provides power load visibility for capacity management
• Single-phase configuration compatible with standard 30A branch circuits

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style monitored power distribution unit for 1U rack environments fed by a single-phase L5-30P 30-amp branch circuit in enterprise and data center installations.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician or qualified data center technician in accordance with applicable NEC requirements for branch circuit and rack power distribution work. Ensure the upstream 30-amp circuit breaker is de-energized before making input connections. Verify that total connected load does not exceed 80 percent of the rated 24-amp input capacity per standard continuous-load guidelines. Secure the unit in the rack using appropriate mounting hardware before energizing.