Product comparison · 2 power distribution units (pdus)

CyberPower PDU15MHVIEC12AT power distribution unit (PDU) 12 AC outlet(s) 1U Black vs CyberPower PDU20MT10AT power distribution unit (PDU) 10 AC outlet(s) 1U Black

Key differences

AC outlets quantity
- PDU15MHVIEC12AT power distribution unit (PDU) 12 AC outlet(s) 1U Black:12 AC outlet(s)
- PDU20MT10AT power distribution unit (PDU) 10 AC outlet(s) 1U Black:10 AC outlet(s)
Power plug
- PDU15MHVIEC12AT power distribution unit (PDU) 12 AC outlet(s) 1U Black:C14 coupler
- PDU20MT10AT power distribution unit (PDU) 10 AC outlet(s) 1U Black:NEMA L5-20P
AC outlet types
- PDU15MHVIEC12AT power distribution unit (PDU) 12 AC outlet(s) 1U Black:C13 coupler
- PDU20MT10AT power distribution unit (PDU) 10 AC outlet(s) 1U Black:NEMA 5–20R
Nominal input voltage
- PDU15MHVIEC12AT power distribution unit (PDU) 12 AC outlet(s) 1U Black:200-240 V
- PDU20MT10AT power distribution unit (PDU) 10 AC outlet(s) 1U Black:100 - 120 V
Maximum current
- PDU15MHVIEC12AT power distribution unit (PDU) 12 AC outlet(s) 1U Black:15 A
- PDU20MT10AT power distribution unit (PDU) 10 AC outlet(s) 1U Black:20 A
Weight
- PDU15MHVIEC12AT power distribution unit (PDU) 12 AC outlet(s) 1U Black:3.6 kg
- PDU20MT10AT power distribution unit (PDU) 10 AC outlet(s) 1U Black:5.2 kg

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Comparison of PDU15MHVIEC12AT, PDU20MT10AT
27 specifications	A CyberPower PDU15MHVIEC12AT power distribution unit (PDU) 12 AC outlet(s) 1U Black Model PDU15MHVIEC12AT View product	B CyberPower PDU20MT10AT power distribution unit (PDU) 10 AC outlet(s) 1U Black Model PDU20MT10AT View product
Designidentical
DisplayKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	LCD
Ports & interfaces3 differ
AC outlets quantityDiffers	12 AC outlet(s)	10 AC outlet(s)
Power plugDiffers	C14 coupler	NEMA L5-20P
AC outlet typesDiffers	C13 coupler	NEMA 5–20R
Power2 differ
Nominal input voltageDiffers	200-240 V	100 - 120 V
Maximum currentDiffers	15 A	20 A
Weight & dimensions1 differ
WeightDiffers	3.6 kg	5.2 kg

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