Description
Tripp Lite 1.4 kW 120V Metered ATS PDU
The Tripp Lite 120V 30A Switched ATS PDU switch provides a redundant power option for single-corded network devices. The ATS will normally maintain continuous output to all outlets as derived from the primary input cable. And don’t worry if the primary power source becomes unstable or fails altogether. The ATS will switch over to the secondary power source until the primary input is back up and running.
Super-fast switchover between primary and secondary power sources occurs within milliseconds. ATS functionality is supported by any two compatible AC power sources, regardless of phase angle. This will support a variety of advanced redundant power networking applications. It enables fault tolerant hot-swappable UPS protection when used with a single UPS. In addition it supports fully redundant UPS protection when each cord is connected to a separate UPS system.
ATS configs with separate mains circuits, backup generators and even separate utility power grid feeds are fully supported. An on board ATS processor constantly evaluates power quality on both input sources. This prevents transfer to the secondary source when unavailable or of lower quality than the primary source. Front input LED’s display primary or secondary power availability.
Tripp Lite Power Distribution Units – Single-Phase and 3-Phase
The rack PDU is a foundational building block of the modern data center. It transforms high capacity raw power feeds to lower capacity outlets for IT equipment. Tripp-Lite offers hundreds of single- and 3‐phase PDUs with a variety of price points and features, including remote management of distributed and edge infrastructure.
Difference between Single Phase and 3 Phase
One key difference between single phase vs. three phase is that a three phase power supply better accommodates higher loads. Single-phase power supplies are most commonly used when typical loads are lighting or heating, rather than large electric motors.
There’s one other important difference between 3-phase power and single phase power. That’s the consistency of the delivery of power. Because of the peaks and dips in voltage, a single-phase power supply simply does not offer the same consistency as a three-phase power supply. A three-phase power supply delivers power at a steady, constant rate.
To compare the two, three-phase power supplies are more efficient. A three phase power supply can transmit three times as much power as a single phase power supply. Thus, three phase power supplies use less conductor material to transmit electrical power than single-phase power supplies.
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Highlights
- 120V 15A Automatic Transfer Switch (ATS) / Metered PDU (Power Distribution Unit)
- Provides a redundant power option for critical networking equipment with a single input power cord
- Digital display continuously reports total output power consumption in amps
- 8 built-in NEMA 5-15R outlets
- Super-fast switchover between primary and secondary power sources occurs in 2-7 milliseconds
Tripp Lite 1.4 kW 120V Metered ATS PDU datasheet
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