Product comparison · 2 power distribution units (pdus)

APC IT Power Distribution Module 3 Pole 5 Wire 63A IEC309 vs APC IT Power Distribution Module 3 Pole 5 Wire 63A IEC309

Key differences

Cable length
- IT Power Distribution Module 3 Pole 5 Wire 63A IEC309:10.4 m
- IT Power Distribution Module 3 Pole 5 Wire 63A IEC309:3.8 m
Nominal output voltage
- IT Power Distribution Module 3 Pole 5 Wire 63A IEC309:230-400 V
- IT Power Distribution Module 3 Pole 5 Wire 63A IEC309:400 V
Operating altitude
- IT Power Distribution Module 3 Pole 5 Wire 63A IEC309:0 - 3050 m
- IT Power Distribution Module 3 Pole 5 Wire 63A IEC309:0 - 3000 m
Weight
- IT Power Distribution Module 3 Pole 5 Wire 63A IEC309:30.9 kg
- IT Power Distribution Module 3 Pole 5 Wire 63A IEC309:14.1 kg
Package weight
- IT Power Distribution Module 3 Pole 5 Wire 63A IEC309:32.7 kg
- IT Power Distribution Module 3 Pole 5 Wire 63A IEC309:15.9 kg
Package width
- IT Power Distribution Module 3 Pole 5 Wire 63A IEC309:508 mm
- IT Power Distribution Module 3 Pole 5 Wire 63A IEC309:457 mm
Package depth
- IT Power Distribution Module 3 Pole 5 Wire 63A IEC309:508 mm
- IT Power Distribution Module 3 Pole 5 Wire 63A IEC309:432 mm
Package height
- IT Power Distribution Module 3 Pole 5 Wire 63A IEC309:229 mm
- IT Power Distribution Module 3 Pole 5 Wire 63A IEC309:178 mm

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Comparison of PDM3563IEC-320, PDM3563IEC-380
30 specifications	A APC IT Power Distribution Module 3 Pole 5 Wire 63A IEC309 Model PDM3563IEC-320 View product	B APC IT Power Distribution Module 3 Pole 5 Wire 63A IEC309 Model PDM3563IEC-380 View product
Features1 differ
Cable lengthDiffers	10.4 m	3.8 m
Power1 differ
Nominal output voltageDiffers	230-400 V	400 V
Operational conditions1 differ
Operating altitudeDiffers	0 - 3050 m	0 - 3000 m
Weight & dimensions1 differ
WeightDiffers	30.9 kg	14.1 kg
Packaging data4 differ
Package weightDiffers	32.7 kg	15.9 kg
Package widthDiffers	508 mm	457 mm
Package depthDiffers	508 mm	432 mm
Package heightDiffers	229 mm	178 mm

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