4-Port Rackmount Power Strip / Power Distribution Unit

Model PM-04P

The PM-04P 4-port power module from KDT's Cuprium series is a compact, efficient power distribution unit (PDU) for smaller, low-density racks.

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Overview

The PM-04P 4-port power module from KDT's Cuprium series is a compact, efficient power distribution unit (PDU) for smaller, low-density racks. With a fully insulated body and standard construction, this rack-mount power strip supplies completely safe, stable power to 4 network devices and prevents power-cord clutter inside the cabinet.

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Model: PM-04P

Specification

Type: Rack Mount
Input: 4 Port Power Module
Color: Black
Material: PVC
Dimension: 235*45*45 mm
Voltage: 220V
Weight: 300 g

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