Server Technology C1S36CA-DQME2799 208V 3-Phase Smart PDU

The Server Technology C1S36CA-DQME2799 is a PRO1 Smart Master PDU built for 208V, 3-phase Delta power distribution at 60A — the class of unit you spec into a data center or server room rack lineup when you need monitored power at the cabinet level rather than a basic strip. This is a master unit, meaning it carries the intelligence for the branch/rack power chain it serves.

Overview

C1S36CA-DQME2799 (often searched as C1S36CA DQME2799) is positioned in Server Technology's PRO1 Smart family, which targets facilities that need visibility into rack-level power draw rather than a dumb distribution strip. The 3-phase Delta configuration is a data center standard for maximizing usable capacity per circuit, and the 60A rating puts this unit in higher-density rack territory — multi-server or blade chassis rows rather than a single low-draw cabinet.

Key Features

• 208V, 3-Phase Delta input: matches the power architecture common in enterprise data centers and colocation facilities — confirm your upstream panel is wired for Delta (not Wye) before ordering, since the two are not interchangeable at the receptacle.
• 60A rating: supports higher-density rack loads than a standard 20A or 30A strip, reducing the number of circuits needed per row when consolidating blade servers or dense compute.
• Smart Master designation: functions as the controlling unit in a PRO1 power chain, which is the piece you need if the deployment calls for remote monitoring or metered branches rather than unmanaged distribution.
• Blue label identification: the W/bluelabels designation on this unit helps installers visually distinguish phase or circuit assignment during rack-out — a small detail that saves time on multi-PDU installs where mislabeling means a miswired rack.

Integration & Compatibility

As a Smart Master unit, the C1S36CA-DQME2799 is built to anchor a PRO1 power distribution setup rather than run standalone — pair it with compatible branch units when the deployment calls for expanded outlet count across a row. Confirm 3-phase Delta service availability with your electrical contractor before install, since retrofitting a Wye-only panel to Delta is not a simple swap. This unit fits into broader power distribution planning for server rooms and colocation cabinets, and pairs naturally with structured racks and cabinets hardware during a build-out.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What voltage and phase does the C1S36CA-DQME2799 run on?

A: It's rated for 208V, 3-phase Delta input.

Q: What's the amperage rating on this PDU?

A: 60A.

Q: Is the C1S36CA-DQME2799 a standalone unit or part of a system?

A: It's a Smart Master unit, designed to serve as the controlling unit in a PRO1 power distribution chain.

Q: What does the "W/bluelabels" designation mean?

A: It indicates the unit ships with blue label markings used to help installers identify phase or circuit assignment during installation.

Ted Perry

The C1S36CA-DQME2799 is a 208V, 3-phase Delta PDU rated at 60A — that amperage tells you this is meant for a rack row with real density, not a single cabinet running a few 1U servers.

Technical Highlights:

• 208V 3-Phase Delta: standard enterprise data center power architecture — verify your panel is Delta-wired before ordering, since Wye and Delta service are not interchangeable at this unit.
• 60A rating: covers denser rack loads than 20A/30A strips, which can mean fewer circuits and less cabling to manage across a row.
• Smart Master unit: this is the controller of a PRO1 power chain — plan for compatible branch units if the job needs more outlets than a single master provides.

Deployment Considerations:

• Confirm electrical service type (Delta vs. Wye) with your electrician before this ships to site — it's a hard requirement, not a preference.
• Because this is a Master unit, budget for the rest of the PRO1 chain if the rack row needs distributed outlet coverage rather than a single termination point.

Reach for the C1S36CA-DQME2799 when you're standing up a 3-phase Delta rack row at 60A and need the Smart Master anchor for that power chain — not for single-cabinet or low-amperage deployments where a simpler strip does the job.