APC NetShelter Metered Rack PDU, 0U, 3PH, 22kW 230V 32A or 17.3kW 230V 24A, x30 C13 and x12 C19 outlets, IEC 309 3P+N+PE cord

The Metered Rack PDU APC NetShelter AP8886 is a 0U vertical power distribution unit designed for data center racks. It provides 42 AC outlets (30 C13 and 12 C19), supports 3-phase input up to 32 A at 400 V, and includes real-time monitoring of current, power and voltage with a 1.83 m input cable. The unit features a temperature/humidity sensor port, locking IEC receptacles and ultra low profile circuit breakers to help maintain reliable rack power delivery.

Advantages

The AP8886 delivers active metering for accurate power utilization data and user-defined alarm thresholds, enabling local and remote alerts to reduce the risk of circuit overload. Its compact 0U vertical form factor saves rack space while offering centralized monitoring via secure Web, SNMP or Telnet interfaces and compatibility with APC management platforms for capacity and energy efficiency planning.

Suitable for

• Data centers and server rooms requiring per-rack power monitoring
• Environments needing 3-phase power distribution at 400 V
• Racks where vertical 0U mounting and high outlet density are required

Key specifications

• Model: AP8886 (Metered Rack PDU)
• AC outlets: 42 (30 x C13, 12 x C19)
• Nominal input voltage: 400 V
• Maximum current: 32 A
• Cable length: 1.83 m
• Weight: 8.72 kg
• Colour: Black

How to use

Mount the AP8886 vertically in a compatible rack using the provided mounting points for 0U installation. Connect the incoming 3-phase 400 V supply to the PDU input, then plug equipment into the C13 and C19 outlets. Access monitoring and configuration through the unit’s secure Web interface, SNMP or Telnet to set alarm thresholds, view real power metrics and integrate with APC InfraStruxure management tools as required.

Recommendations

Set user-defined alarm thresholds before putting critical equipment into service, and periodically review power and temperature/humidity readings. Use the locking IEC receptacles where vibration or accidental disconnection is a concern, and integrate PDU data into centralized management for balanced loads and reduced total cost of ownership.