Server Technology C2WG36TE-DCMFAM66 Switched 36-Outlet 3-Phase PDU

The Server Technology C2WG36TE-DCMFAM66 is a switched POPS MASTER PRO2 rack power distribution unit built for 3-phase data center racks that need per-outlet control without guessing at load balancing. Rated for 208V 3-phase delta input at 8.6kW capacity, this unit gives 36 HDOT configurable outlets — the kind of outlet density that matters when a single rack is loaded with servers, switches, and out-of-band management gear on separate circuits. The C2WG36TE-DCMFAM66 (often searched as C2WG36TE DCMFAM66) targets facilities teams who need remote outlet switching and real load visibility, not just a passive strip.

Overview

This PDU pulls 30A (24A rated continuous) through a NEMA L15-30P input plug and distributes it across 36 outlets rated at up to 12A at 208V line-to-line for the C13 positions and up to 16A for the Cx positions. That headroom matters in mixed-equipment racks: you can put high-draw PDUs or blade chassis on the 16A-capable outlets and lighter switching gear on the standard runs without recalculating breaker math for every device swap. Branch circuit breakers are set at 16A max with a 10 kAIC interrupt rating, which is the number an electrical inspector or facilities engineer will actually ask for on a data center build-out.

Key Features

• HDOT configurable outlets: The 36 outlets support Server Technology's High Density Outlet Technology, which lets you reconfigure outlet types in the field rather than ordering a new unit when your rack mix changes.
• 8.6kW input power capacity at 208V 3-phase: Enough headroom for dense server or network racks without derating mid-cycle — sized so you're not tripping breakers on a fully loaded cabinet.
• 30A input at NEMA L15-30P, 24A rated current: Matches standard 3-phase delta whip infeed common in colo and enterprise data center rooms, so electricians aren't improvising a plug adapter.
• 10 kAIC branch circuit interrupt rating: Protects downstream equipment and simplifies the fault-current calculation facilities teams need for panel schedule documentation.
• Gigabit Ethernet management (10/100/1000 Mbps): Fast enough for SNMP polling and web UI access across a full rack row without becoming the bottleneck on your out-of-band network.
• Quiescent power draw under 10W: The PDU's own overhead barely registers against an 8.6kW load — it isn't competing with your IT equipment for capacity.
• 0°C to 60°C operating range: Rated for non-climate-controlled spaces (industrial floors, remote telecom huts) as well as standard data center rooms, with 8%RH to 90%RH humidity tolerance covering most facility conditions.
• -30°C to 80°C storage range: Wide margin for staging in unconditioned warehouses before deployment, without derating the unit on install.
• 70-inch zero-U form factor (2.2in x 2.5in cross-section): Mounts vertically along the rear rail without consuming U-space you'd otherwise use for servers or network video recorders and other rack-mounted appliances.
• UL 62368-1 and CSA C22.2 No. 62368-1 certified: The current safety standard for IT equipment power, relevant for facilities that require updated compliance documentation over the older UL 60950-1.
• FCC Part 15 Class A and CAN ICES-003 Class A: Cleared for commercial and industrial electromagnetic environments — not intended for residential installs, which is standard for this equipment class.

Integration & Compatibility

The C2WG36TE-DCMFAM66's Ethernet management port integrates into standard SNMP-based data center infrastructure monitoring, letting facilities and network teams pull outlet-level status alongside their existing network switches and environmental sensors on the same management VLAN. Planning a mixed 1U/2U rack build is easier when you separate power planning from device planning — see the PoE and power planning guide for load balancing across zero-U PDUs and rack-mount equipment. Because this is a switched unit rather than a basic PDU, pair it with remote KVM or DCIM tooling where outlet-level power cycling on hung equipment saves a truck roll. For broader Server Technology PDU options, the family spans metered, switched, and switched+metered models at different outlet counts and phase configurations within the same power distribution units category — useful if 36 outlets is more or less than your rack actually needs.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What input voltage and plug does the C2WG36TE-DCMFAM66 use?

A: It runs on 208V 3-phase delta power at 50/60 Hz, terminating in a NEMA L15-30P plug rated for 30A input (24A rated current).

Q: How many outlets does the C2WG36TE-DCMFAM66 have and what's the rating?

A: 36 HDOT configurable outlets. C13-type positions are rated up to 12A at 208V line-to-line, and Cx-type positions up to 16A at 208V line-to-line.

Q: Can the C2WG36TE-DCMFAM66 be remotely monitored or switched?

A: Yes — it includes Ethernet management at 10/100/1000 Mbps for network-based access as a switched PDU.

Q: What's the warranty on the C2WG36TE-DCMFAM66?

A: It carries a 2-year limited manufacturer warranty.

Q: What operating environment is the C2WG36TE-DCMFAM66 rated for?

A: 0°C to 60°C operating temperature and 8%RH to 90%RH humidity, with a -30°C to 80°C storage temperature range.

Q: What safety certifications does the C2WG36TE-DCMFAM66 carry?

A: UL 62368-1, CSA C22.2 No. 62368-1, FCC Part 15 Class A, and CAN ICES-003 Class A.

Karl Wilson

I spec a lot of zero-U PDUs for data center rack builds, and the first thing I check on the C2WG36TE-DCMFAM66 is the split outlet rating — 12A on the C13 positions versus 16A on the Cx positions at 208V L-L. That's not a cosmetic detail; it tells you exactly which outlets can carry a high-draw blade chassis and which are meant for standard 1U gear.

Technical Highlights:

• 8.6kW input capacity at 30A/208V 3-phase: Sized to run a fully populated rack without hitting the 24A rated current ceiling under normal load, giving you real headroom instead of a paper spec.
• 10 kAIC branch circuit interrupt rating: This is the number your electrical inspector will want on the panel schedule — it's a meaningful fault-current spec, not boilerplate.
• Quiescent draw under 10W: Against an 8.6kW budget, the PDU's own consumption is background noise — you're not losing usable rack capacity to the management electronics.

Deployment Considerations:

• The 70-inch zero-U chassis mounts vertically in the rear rail channel — confirm your cabinet has rear vertical mounting space before ordering, since this isn't a horizontal 1U/2U strip.
• Gigabit management Ethernet is useful for SNMP polling, but the 0°C to 60°C operating range means this unit is not meant for outdoor or unconditioned extreme-cold enclosures — check ambient conditions if it's going anywhere other than a standard data center room.

This is the right call for a colo or enterprise data center row standardizing on 3-phase delta infeed with mixed 1U/high-draw equipment in the same cabinet — the C2WG36TE-DCMFAM66's configurable outlet mix means you're not ordering a different SKU every time the rack's equipment list changes.