APC by Schneider Electric ACCU300 InRow DX 300mm Condensing Unit
Overview
The APC by Schneider Electric ACCU300 is a 200-240V single-circuit condensing unit designed for InRow DX precision cooling deployments in data centers and network equipment rooms. At 588.59 lb and a 39.4" × 39.4" × 63" footprint, this is purpose-built infrastructure — not a lightweight add-on. The ACCU300 pairs with compatible InRow DX indoor cooling units to form a split-system architecture that keeps heat rejection outside the conditioned space, a meaningful advantage in high-density rack environments where every BTU counts. If you are specifying a precision cooling system for a raised-floor or row-based data center deployment, the ACCU300 belongs on your short list of condensing-side candidates alongside its InRow DX partners.
Key Features
- 200-240V Single-Circuit Power Input: Operates on standard commercial single-phase supply in that voltage range — confirm your facility's available circuit capacity and breaker rating before rough-in, as a unit this size draws substantial current at full load.
- 39.4" × 39.4" × 63" Form Factor: The square 39.4-inch depth-and-width profile fits standard data center aisle layouts; the 63-inch height clears most raised-floor ceiling clearances, but verify headroom and doorway widths before scheduling delivery of a 588-pound unit.
- 588.59 lb Shipping Weight: Requires coordinated rigging and a loading dock or freight elevator — factor lift equipment and crew into your installation budget early. Floor loading (typically 150-250 lb/sq ft in raised-floor environments) should be verified with your structural engineer.
- 1-Year Manufacturer Warranty: APC covers the ACCU300 under a 1-year manufacturer warranty — register the unit promptly post-commissioning to ensure coverage is active from the correct start date.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What voltage does the ACCU300 require?
A: The ACCU300 operates on 200-240V single-phase power. Confirm available circuit capacity with your facilities team before installation.
Q: What is the weight of the ACCU300?
A: The ACCU300 weighs approximately 588.59 lb. Rigging equipment and a loading dock or freight elevator are required for delivery and placement.
Q: What are the physical dimensions of the ACCU300?
A: Width 39.4", Depth 39.4", Height 63". Verify doorway clearances and floor loading capacity prior to installation.
Q: What warranty does the ACCU300 carry?
A: APC provides a 1-year manufacturer warranty on the ACCU300. Register the unit after commissioning to activate coverage from the correct date.
Q: Is the ACCU300 a standalone cooling unit?
A: No. The ACCU300 is the outdoor condensing component of a split-system InRow DX precision cooling configuration. It must be paired with a compatible APC InRow DX indoor unit to function as a complete cooling system.
The ACCU300 is one of those units you plan around, not for — at 588.59 lb and a 39.4-inch square footprint, the condensing side of your InRow DX split system dictates your rigging schedule, your floor loading review, and your electrical rough-in timeline before a single rack goes live. I have seen data center refreshes stall because the condensing unit delivery was treated like dropping off a server; it is not. Get your structural and electrical confirmations signed off before the ACCU300 ships.
Technical Highlights:
- 200-240V Single Circuit: Fits standard commercial voltage ranges, but at this unit's scale the current draw at full cooling load is substantial — size your breaker and wiring gauge accordingly, and do not assume a shared circuit.
- 39.4" × 39.4" × 63" Envelope: The square plan matches typical data center equipment clearance zones, but 63 inches of height means standard interior doorways (typically 80 inches) are passable only with careful tilting — plan the delivery path in advance.
- 1-Year Manufacturer Warranty: APC's 1-year coverage on the ACCU300 starts at commissioning — register immediately and document the start date; precision cooling warranties are often tied to startup date, not purchase date.
Deployment Considerations:
- Coordinate rigging, floor loading verification, and electrical rough-in as a single pre-delivery milestone — the 588.59 lb weight means last-minute changes are expensive.
- The ACCU300 is the condensing (outdoor) half of a split system only — you must specify and procure the matched APC InRow DX indoor unit separately; this unit alone provides no cooling function.
The ACCU300 is the right specification for row-based data center deployments where heat rejection must be routed outside the conditioned space — high-density colocation rows, edge data halls, and enterprise machine rooms where precision cooling architecture is already committed to the InRow DX platform.
