Product comparison · 2 power distribution units (pdus)

Lindy 22 Way IEC Sockets, Vertical PDU with Commando Plug vs Lindy 12 Way UK Mains Sockets, Vertical PDU with Commando Plug

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  • 15specifications compared
  • 5differ
  • 10identical
  • 3known for one product only

Key differences

  • AC outlets quantity
    • 22 Way IEC Sockets, Vertical PDU with Commando Plug:22 AC outlet(s)
    • 12 Way UK Mains Sockets, Vertical PDU with Commando Plug:12 AC outlet(s)
  • AC outlet types
    • 22 Way IEC Sockets, Vertical PDU with Commando Plug:C13 coupler, C19 coupler
    • 12 Way UK Mains Sockets, Vertical PDU with Commando Plug:IEC 60309
  • Nominal input voltage
    • 22 Way IEC Sockets, Vertical PDU with Commando Plug:775 V
    • 12 Way UK Mains Sockets, Vertical PDU with Commando Plug:250 V
  • Maximum current
    • 22 Way IEC Sockets, Vertical PDU with Commando Plug:6500 A
    • 12 Way UK Mains Sockets, Vertical PDU with Commando Plug:16 A
  • Maximum power
    • 22 Way IEC Sockets, Vertical PDU with Commando Plug:8000 W
    • 12 Way UK Mains Sockets, Vertical PDU with Commando Plug:4000 W

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Comparison of 29989, 29999
18 specifications
Designidentical
TypeThree-phaseThree-phase
MountingVerticalVertical
Product colourBlackBlack
On/off switchYesYes
Ports & interfaces2 differ
AC outlets quantityDiffers22 AC outlet(s)12 AC outlet(s)
AC outlet typesDiffersC13 coupler, C19 couplerIEC 60309
Power plugKnown for oneIEC 60309Unknown — not stated by the source
Featuresidentical
LED indicatorsPowerPower
Cable length3 m3 m
Management featuresidentical
Management platformKnown for oneUnknown — not stated by the sourceIEC
Power3 differ
Nominal input voltageDiffers775 V250 V
AC input frequency50 - 60 Hz50 - 60 Hz
Maximum currentDiffers6500 A16 A
Maximum powerDiffers8000 W4000 W
Surge protectionYesYes
Certificatesidentical
CertificationBS5733BS5733
Weight & dimensionsidentical
HeightKnown for oneUnknown — not stated by the source830 mm
Packaging contentidentical
ManualYesYes

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