Server Technology C1S36TA-DQME2899 60A 3-Phase Delta PDU

Overview

The Server Technology C1S36TA-DQME2899 is a PRO1 Smart Primary PIPS-series power distribution unit built around a 208V 3-phase Delta input and a 60A current rating. It's part of Server Technology's PRO1 Smart Primary PIPS 36 line, configured with a Configurable HDOT ALT PHASE outlet layout and IEC-style outlet interfaces. This is a data center and server room power distribution unit, not a consumer or light-commercial power strip — the 3-phase Delta feed and 60A rating point to rack-level or row-level deployment where a single PDU needs to carry substantial IT load. The C1S36TA-DQME2899 (often searched as C1S36TA DQME2899) is built for facilities standardizing on Server Technology's PIPS architecture for rack power management.

Key Features

• 208V 3-Phase Delta Input: Delta configuration pulls balanced power across three phases, which matters when you're feeding dense racks and need to avoid overloading a single phase leg — a common failure point in poorly planned rack power budgets.
• 60A Current Rating: A 60A rating gives you real headroom for high-density server or network racks, reducing the odds you'll need a second PDU circuit just to keep up with load growth over the equipment's service life.
• IEC Interface Outlets: Standard IEC outlet interfaces mean the C1S36TA-DQME2899 pairs directly with the IEC power cords already shipping on the vast majority of rack-mount servers, switches, and storage arrays — no adapter cables to source or manage.
• Configurable HDOT ALT PHASE Layout: HDOT (High Density Outlet Technology) alternating-phase configuration lets you distribute connected equipment across phases at the outlet level, which simplifies balancing load without re-cabling the rack later.
• TAA Compliance: TAA compliance is a hard requirement on federal and federally-funded procurement — this rules the C1S36TA-DQME2899 in for government and public-sector data center builds where non-compliant PDUs get disqualified outright.
• PRO1 Smart Primary Platform: As a PRO1-series unit, this PDU is positioned as primary rack power infrastructure rather than a secondary or supplemental strip, intended to be the main power distribution point for the rack it serves.

Integration & Compatibility

The IEC outlet interface makes this PDU compatible with standard IEC C13/C14-style power cords used across most rack-mount IT gear, simplifying sourcing when you're provisioning a new rack build. Because it's a 3-phase Delta 60A primary unit, plan the upstream circuit and panel capacity before ordering — this is not a plug-and-play 120V strip, and electrical coordination with facilities or an electrical contractor is standard practice for PIPS-class PDUs at this current rating. If you're standardizing rack power across a data center footprint, review the broader power distribution unit line to match PIPS units by phase configuration and current rating across rows, and check power planning guidance before finalizing circuit assignments.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Is the C1S36TA-DQME2899 TAA compliant?

A: Yes, the C1S36TA-DQME2899 is TAA compliant, which supports federal and federally-funded procurement requirements.

Q: What is the input voltage and phase configuration on the C1S36TA-DQME2899?

A: It runs on a 208V 3-phase Delta input.

Q: What current rating does the C1S36TA-DQME2899 support?

A: The unit is rated for 60A.

Q: What type of outlets does the C1S36TA-DQME2899 use?

A: It uses IEC-style outlet interfaces, configured in a Configurable HDOT ALT PHASE layout.

Eden Phillips

The C1S36TA-DQME2899 is a 60A, 208V 3-phase Delta PRO1 Smart Primary PIPS unit — the kind of PDU spec I look for when a rack build needs serious current headroom rather than a basic strip.

Technical Highlights:

• 60A @ 208V 3PH Delta: Delta wiring at this current rating supports high-density rack loads while keeping phase balance manageable across connected equipment.
• IEC Outlet Interface: Matches the IEC cord sets already on most rack-mount servers and switches, so you're not sourcing oddball power cables for the rack.
• Configurable HDOT ALT PHASE: Alternating-phase outlet grouping gives you a straightforward way to spread load evenly without rewiring after the rack is populated.

Deployment Considerations:

• Confirm upstream panel and circuit capacity before install — a 60A 3-phase Delta primary PDU needs proper electrical coordination, not a standard wall circuit.
• Because this is a primary PIPS unit, plan it as the main power point for the rack rather than a supplemental strip.

Specify the C1S36TA-DQME2899 for federal or public-sector data center racks where TAA compliance is a hard procurement gate and 60A 3-phase Delta headroom is needed at the rack level.