APC Netshelter Rack PDU Advanced Metered Outlet 17.3KW 3PH 415V 30A 530P6 - APDU11350MO

APC by Schneider Electric APDU11350MO Advanced Metered Outlet 3-Phase Rack PDU

Overview

The APDU11350MO is APC by Schneider Electric's advanced metered-outlet, three-phase rack PDU built for high-density data center and enterprise server rack environments where per-outlet power visibility is non-negotiable. Rated at 34,600 VA (17.3 kW) across a 415V / 30A three-phase input, this 0U unit slots into the vertical channel of a rack PDU deployment without consuming any rack unit space — keeping all 42 outlet positions available for compute or storage gear. Explore the broader APC by Schneider Electric power management catalog for complementary UPS and monitoring solutions.

Key Features

• 34,600 VA / 3-Phase Load Capacity: Handles the power demands of fully loaded high-density racks. At 415V three-phase input with a 30A breaker, you get headroom for blade chassis, GPU servers, and dense storage arrays without tripping circuits mid-shift. Plan to load to roughly 80% (≈27.7 kVA) for safe continuous operation.
• 42 Outlets Across Four IEC Connector Types (C13, C15, C19, C21): The mixed outlet profile directly supports enterprise servers (C13/C14 leads), high-temp applications like PDUs for switches running above 60°C (C15), high-current devices such as blade enclosures (C19/C20), and the highest-draw appliances requiring C21 — all from a single PDU rather than a patchwork of adapters.
• Metered-Outlet Architecture: Per-outlet metering means your ops team can pinpoint exactly which server or appliance is drawing anomalous current — critical for capacity planning in colocation or multi-tenant data center environments. This level of granularity supports accurate chargeback reporting and proactive over-current detection before it becomes a rack outage.
• NMC3 Management Platform with 5 RJ-45 Ports: The onboard Network Management Card 3 delivers remote power management, outlet-level switching (where applicable), environmental monitoring integration, and firmware update capability over the network. Five RJ-45 ports support both in-band management and daisy-chain connectivity between multiple PDUs in the same rack column — reducing the number of independent management connections back to your switch.
• USB Port for Local Management: The single USB port provides a local console connection for initial configuration, firmware recovery, or out-of-band management without requiring network access — useful during initial rack commissioning or post-incident troubleshooting when the network path is unavailable.
• 0U Vertical Form Factor — 56 mm Wide, 75 mm Deep: At just 56 mm wide and 75 mm deep, the APDU11350MO mounts vertically in standard rack PDU channels, preserving every rack unit for revenue-generating equipment. The slim profile is particularly valuable in high-density colocation cages where horizontal rack space commands premium pricing.
• 400V Nominal Input / 50-60 Hz Compatibility: Rated for 400V nominal input at 50 or 60 Hz, this PDU is designed for international three-phase power infrastructure — appropriate for European data centers and facilities running IEC 530P6 whips on their power distribution infrastructure.
• RoHS Compliance: Meets RoHS environmental directives, which matters for data center power infrastructure procurement in regulated industries and public sector environments where environmental compliance documentation is required for vendor qualification.

Integration & Compatibility

The APDU11350MO integrates into APC EcoStruxure IT and Data Center Expert environments via the NMC3 platform, enabling centralized monitoring alongside UPS systems, environmental sensors, and other network management cards in the same infrastructure stack. The five RJ-45 ports support PDU daisy-chaining in multi-PDU rack configurations — a common topology in blade server deployments where two PDUs per rack (for A/B feed redundancy) are standard. For organizations using DCIM platforms beyond EcoStruxure, NMC3 supports SNMP v1/v2c/v3 and Modbus TCP, enabling integration with third-party management tools. The 530P6 input connector is specific — verify your facility's whip termination matches before ordering; this is not a standard NEMA-L input configuration.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What input connector does the APDU11350MO use?

A: The APDU11350MO uses a 530P6 three-phase input connector, rated for 415V / 30A. This is an IEC 60309 format connector standard in European and international three-phase power infrastructure. Verify your facility whips terminate in a compatible 530P6 receptacle before ordering.

Q: How many outlets does the APDU11350MO provide, and what types?

A: The APDU11350MO provides 42 IEC outlets across four types: C13, C15, C19, and C21. This mixed outlet array supports standard servers (C13), high-temperature devices (C15), blade enclosures and high-draw equipment (C19/C20), and the highest-draw appliances requiring C21 connections.

Q: Does the APDU11350MO support remote outlet-level monitoring?

A: Yes. The metered-outlet architecture combined with the onboard NMC3 management card enables per-outlet power monitoring accessible remotely over the network via the five onboard RJ-45 ports. This supports capacity planning, anomaly detection, and chargeback reporting in multi-tenant environments.

Q: What is the total load capacity of the APDU11350MO?

A: The APDU11350MO is rated at 34,600 VA on a three-phase 415V / 30A input. For continuous operation, plan to load to approximately 80% of rated capacity (roughly 27,700 VA) to maintain safe operating margins and avoid nuisance tripping.

Q: Can multiple APDU11350MO units be daisy-chained for centralized management?

A: Yes. The NMC3 management platform includes five RJ-45 ports specifically to support PDU daisy-chaining within a rack column, reducing the number of independent network management connections required for multi-PDU deployments.

Q: Is the APDU11350MO RoHS compliant?

A: Yes. The APDU11350MO carries RoHS compliance certification, making it suitable for procurement in regulated industries and public sector data center environments that require environmental compliance documentation from hardware vendors.

Marty Allison

When I spec the APDU11350MO into a high-density rack design, the first thing I check is the input connector — the 530P6 three-phase plug is not something you'll find on every facility's existing whip infrastructure, and a mismatch here stalls a rack commissioning entirely. Get that confirmed with the facilities team before the PDU ships.

Technical Highlights:

• 34,600 VA Three-Phase Capacity: At 415V / 30A three-phase, you're looking at enough headroom for fully loaded blade chassis alongside dense storage — but hold yourself to the 80% continuous rule, which puts your practical ceiling around 27.7 kVA per PDU.
• 42 Mixed IEC Outlets (C13/C15/C19/C21): The C15 and C21 inclusions are the differentiator here. C15 handles high-temp switch and router PSUs that exceed standard C13 ratings; C21 covers the highest-draw appliances without adapters. You're not buying a homogeneous outlet strip — you're buying a purpose-built outlet array for heterogeneous rack loads.
• NMC3 with 5 RJ-45 Ports: Five management ports on a single PDU is above average for this class. In a standard two-PDU-per-rack A/B feed design, daisy-chaining both PDUs through one network drop is straightforward — important in colo environments where your switch port allocation is constrained.

Deployment Considerations:

• The 0U vertical form factor at 56 mm wide fits standard APC Netshelter vertical PDU channels — but confirm your rack has the vertical mounting channel before ordering if you're mixing rack brands.
• The nominal input is listed as 400V in the specs alongside a 415V product designation — in practice this reflects the IEC standard tolerance band (400V ±10%), but verify your facility's actual line voltage sits within the PDU's rated input range before commissioning.

The APDU11350MO is the right call for European or international colocation deployments running IEC 60309 three-phase infrastructure where per-outlet metering and NMC3 remote management are required in the same unit — specifically in racks mixing blade servers, high-temperature networking gear, and high-draw storage that demand the full C13/C15/C19/C21 outlet range.