Tripp Lite by Eaton 7.4kW Single-Phase Monitored PDU with LX Platform Interface, 230V Outlets (12-C13, 4-C19), IEC-309 32A Blue, 12 ft. (3.66 m) Cord, 2U Rack-Mount, TAA

Engineered for reliability in critical IT environments, the Tripp Lite by Eaton 7.4kW Single-Phase Monitored PDU delivers robust power distribution with advanced monitoring capabilities. This LX Platform-enabled PDU is designed to protect and optimize uptime for servers, storage, networking gear, and other rack-mounted equipment. With a compact 2U footprint, a versatile outlet mix, and a long 12-foot cord, it fits seamlessly into most data center and edge deployments while providing clear visibility into power usage and device health.

Designed for proactive power management, this monitored PDU gives IT teams real-time insight into voltage, current, energy consumption, and outlet-level status. The LX Platform Interface enables remote monitoring, alerting, and reporting, helping administrators identify anomalies, prevent outages, and optimize capacity planning. The rugged construction and TAA-compliant design make it suitable for government procurement and enterprise data centers, delivering dependable power distribution where reliability matters most.

With its mix of 12-C13 and 4-C19 outlets, the PDU supports a broad range of modern IT gear—from blanking panels and switches to high-density servers and storage nodes. The IEC-309 32A blue inlet provides a secure, code-compliant connection to a 230V power source, while the 12-foot cord offers flexible routing in dense rack layouts. Whether you’re expanding a data hall, upgrading a network closet, or equipping a remote edge site, this monitored PDU makes power management simpler, smarter, and more precise.

• High-capacity power distribution: 7.4 kW total power capacity supports dense servers, storage devices, and networking gear while maintaining stable voltage to prevent performance throttling and unexpected shutdowns.
• Advanced monitoring with LX Platform Interface: Real-time measurements of voltage, current, watts, and outlet status, plus remote management, alerts, and historical reporting to drive proactive maintenance.
• Outlet configuration for versatility: 12 x C13 and 4 x C19 outlets provide flexible wattage distribution across a wide range of devices, enabling efficient cabling and optimized load balance.
• Rugged, rack-ready design: 2U rack-mount enclosure built for reliability in data centers and edge environments, with a durable chassis and compliant wiring for long-term serviceability.
• Long reach and secure connection: 12 ft (3.66 m) power cord and IEC-309 32A blue input plug support convenient deployment in varied rack configurations while meeting electrical code requirements.

Technical Details of Tripp Lite by Eaton 7.4kW Single-Phase Monitored PDU

• Power rating: 7.4 kW
• Input voltage: 230V
• Outlet configuration: 12 x C13, 4 x C19
• Cord length: 12 ft (3.66 m)
• Enclosure: 2U rack-mount
• Plug type: IEC-309 32A blue
• Monitoring interface: LX Platform Interface
• Compliance: TAA-compliant

How to install Tripp Lite by Eaton 7.4kW Single-Phase Monitored PDU

Preparing for installation ensures safe setup and optimal performance. Follow these steps to integrate this monitored PDU into your rack and power infrastructure.

• Plan placement: Determine the best location in a standard 19-inch rack to ensure front-access to outlets and clear airflow around the device. Confirm that the rack has adequate vertical space and that the chosen circuit can support up to 7.4 kW of load.
• Power off and secure the rack: Before mounting, power down nonessential equipment and lock out the circuit if required. Remove any obstacles from the mounting area to avoid cable strain during installation.
• Mount the PDU: Align the 2U enclosure with the rack rails and secure it using standard rack screws. Ensure the unit sits level and that front-panel outlets remain accessible for connected devices.
• Connect the power source: Plug the 12 ft IEC-309 32A blue power cord into a compatible 230V power source. Route the cord neatly to prevent pinching or interference with fans or doors, and verify the connection is secure.
• Configure monitoring and load distribution: Power on the PDU and access the LX Platform Interface to enable monitoring, set alert thresholds, and customize notifications. Distribute the load across C13 and C19 outlets according to device power requirements to maintain balanced power usage and optimize efficiency.
• Cable management and device connection: Connect servers, switches, storage, and other equipment to the appropriate outlets. Use cable ties or management channels to maintain clean airflow and facilitate future serviceability.
• Test and validate: Run a quick power-on self-test (POST) sequence if available, verify outlet status indicators, confirm that monitoring data appears in the LX Platform, and check that alerts are delivered if any parameter crosses thresholds.

Frequently asked questions

• What is the total power capacity of this PDU? The unit provides up to 7.4 kW of total power capacity, suitable for mid-to-high density rack deployments with multiple servers, storage, and network devices.
• Which outlets are available on the PDU? The PDU offers 12 C13 outlets and 4 C19 outlets, allowing a flexible mix of lower- and higher-wattage devices within a single distribution unit.
• Is this a monitored PDU? Yes. It features the LX Platform Interface for real-time monitoring, alerting, and historical reporting to help you prevent outages and optimize power usage.
• What is the LX Platform Interface? LX Platform is Tripp Lite’s centralized monitoring solution that provides visibility into voltage, current, power, outlet status, and event history across multiple PDUs, enabling proactive management of power resources.
• Is the PDU TAA-compliant? Yes. The unit is designed to meet Trade Agreements Act (TAA) requirements for government procurement and comparable commercial uses.
• What kind of environments is this PDU best suited for? It is ideal for data centers, server rooms, network closets, and edge deployments that require reliable power distribution, proactive monitoring, and scalable management across racks.