DIGITUS PDU - Aluminium Rackmountable frequency filter 2m 16A 3600W 230VAC 50/60Hz 7x safety 2x outlet

The DIGITUS DN-95438 is a 1U power distribution unit for rack environments that provides nine Type F AC outlets in a slim aluminium and ABS housing. Designed for professional network, server and laboratory use, the PDU supports up to 16 A per outlet (230 V) and includes a 2 m H05VV-F supply cable. It can be mounted vertically in a cabinet and the outlet row can be oriented to the right or left to suit cabinet layout.

Advantages

The unit integrates a mains filter and an overvoltage protection module (nominal discharge current 10 kA) to protect connected devices from interference and surges. Sockets are rotated 45° for improved space management and easier access. The housing combines aluminium for durability with ABS (UL-94V-0) plastic parts for safety and flame resistance.

Suitable for

• Server rooms and data centres
• Network cabinets and IT racks
• Laboratory equipment racks
• Small office rack installations

Key specifications

• Model: DIGITUS DN-95438
• Form factor: 1U
• AC outlets: 9 × Type F (with earthing contact)
• Nominal input voltage: 230 V
• Maximum current: 16 A (per output)
• Maximum power: 3600 W
• Integrated mains filter
• Integrated overvoltage protection: nominal discharge current (In) 10 kA
• Supply cable: H05VV-F 3G 1.5 mm², length 2 m
• Dimensions (HxWxD): 620 × 45 × 45 mm
• Weight: 0.9 kg
• Colour: Black, Silver

How to use

Install the PDU vertically in the rack using suitable mounting points and ensure the outlet orientation (right/left) matches your cabinet layout. Connect the safety plug (CEE 7/7) to a 230 V, 16 A mains supply. Plug devices into the rotated Type F outlets, observing the maximum load per outlet and the total power limit. Regularly inspect the supply cable and sockets for damage and ensure the overvoltage protection and filter remain unobstructed.

Recommendations

To maintain reliable operation, avoid exceeding the rated 16 A per outlet and the overall 3600 W limit. Use the integrated surge protection as part of a broader protection strategy (e.g., upstream UPS or surge suppressor) and perform routine visual checks of the PDU and cabling.