Power Distribution Unit Bachmann 333.830 12 AC outlets 1U Black Grey

The Bachmann 333.830 Power Distribution Unit provides reliable, compact power distribution with 12 AC outlets in a 1U rack format. Designed for standard 230 V, 50 Hz installations, this PDU uses C13 couplers to feed multiple devices from a single rack position. The unit’s black and grey finish is compatible with common server and network cabinet aesthetics, allowing straightforward integration into data center, office or AV racks without occupying extra rack space.

Advantages

This 1U PDU offers a high outlet density with 12 C13 sockets in a slim form factor, enabling efficient use of rack space. Its construction supports typical 230 V, 50 Hz environments, providing compatibility with a wide range of IT and AV equipment. The device’s colour and compact dimensions help maintain a tidy rack appearance while simplifying cabling and power management for multiple devices.

Suitable for

• Server racks and network cabinets in small and medium data centers
• Audio-visual racks for production, broadcasting and presentation equipment
• Office IT cabinets and workstation power consolidation
• Lab and test bench setups requiring multiple 230 V AC outlets

Key specifications

• Number of AC outlets: 12 C13 couplers
• Form factor: 1U rack-mountable
• Nominal input voltage: 230 V
• Nominal frequency: 50 Hz
• Colour: Black and grey

How to use

Mount the PDU in a standard 19-inch rack occupying a single 1U space, secure it with appropriate screws or mounting brackets, and connect the unit to a suitable 230 V mains supply following local electrical regulations. Plug devices into the C13 outlets as required, distributing load across the sockets to avoid overloading a single circuit. Ensure that connected equipment matches the voltage and frequency requirements of the PDU.

Recommendations

Install the PDU in a ventilated rack position away from heat sources and avoid daisy-chaining multiple power distribution units on the same circuit. Verify total connected load against the upstream circuit capacity and use appropriate surge protection or UPS systems when needed to protect sensitive equipment.