Basic, metered and switched rack PDUs — filtered by phase, input voltage, receptacle type and rack height.
A rack PDU is a precise fit before it is a purchase: the input voltage and phase have to match the feed, the receptacle mix has to match the equipment plugs, and the form factor has to fit the rack without eating a U you needed. This hub locks the catalog to PDUs and puts phase, input voltage, receptacle type and rack height on the filter rail.
Listings are live and priced, each with an in-stock or back-ordered badge. Get the electrical spec right on the grid, then send the shortlist as a quote to confirm stock, country of origin and a total across the rack count.
Rack PDUs — Power Distribution in stock at Uniqcli
A live, priced selection filtered to PDUs. Priced lines carry the live storefront price; every order is screened for TAA country of origin and NDAA §889 status before any payment.
Match phase and input voltage to the feed exactly — single-phase 120 V for a typical closet, 208 V single- or three-phase for a dense data-center rack.
Count and type the receptacles you need: C13 for most servers and network gear, C19 for high-draw devices, NEMA for North American plugs — and leave spare outlets.
Choose the form factor: 0U vertical to run up the side of the rack without consuming rack units, or 1U/2U horizontal where a vertical rail won't fit.
Pick the intelligence tier for the role — basic for simple distribution, metered for capacity planning, switched/monitored for remote outlet control and per-outlet telemetry.
Size the PDU's amperage to the connected load with headroom, and confirm the plug type matches the whip or receptacle at the rack.
Coordinate with the UPS and the rack layout so power, mounting and cable management are one plan.
Every line is screened for TAA country of origin and NDAA §889 status before it ships on a federal order.
Getting the electrical spec right the first time
PDUs are one of the few rack components where a spec mismatch means the unit is simply the wrong part — a 208 V PDU won't serve a 120 V feed, and a C13-only strip can't power a device with a C19 inlet. Before you shortlist, confirm the feed's voltage and phase, inventory the plug types on everything going in the rack, and total the amperage draw. Those three facts eliminate most of the catalog and leave a clean shortlist.
Filter by input voltage, phase and receptacle type to match the feed and the equipment, then use rack height to choose between a 0U vertical strip and a horizontal 1U/2U unit based on how much rack space you can spare.
FAQ
Common questions
0U vertical or 1U horizontal PDU?
A 0U vertical PDU mounts up the side of the rack and consumes no rack units — the default for a full rack. Choose a 1U or 2U horizontal PDU when a vertical rail won't fit the enclosure or you're distributing to a partial rack. Rack height is a facet on the grid.
How do I match a PDU to my power feed?
Match the PDU's input voltage and phase to the feed exactly (e.g. 120 V single-phase for a closet, 208 V single- or three-phase for a dense rack), then confirm the receptacle mix (C13/C19/NEMA) covers your equipment plugs. All three are facets on the grid.
Do I need a switched or metered PDU?
Metered PDUs report load for capacity planning; switched PDUs add remote per-outlet control and monitoring. Basic PDUs just distribute power. Choose the intelligence tier for how the rack is managed, then send the shortlist as a quote.
Everything here checks out on the hub — priced lines carry the live storefront price, and unpriced lines are added as request-pricing and confirmed by a sales engineer before any payment. Every order is TAA country-of-origin verified and NDAA §889 screened.
