Server Technology C2WG48TE-DQME2M00 0U Vertical Switched POPS PDU

Overview

The Server Technology C2WG48TE-DQME2M00 is a 0U vertical Switched Per-Outlet Power Sensing (POPS) PDU built for high-density data center racks running 208V 3-phase Delta power. It draws 60A through an IEC 60309 input connector rated for 9-hour continuous duty, feeding 48 configurable alternating-phase outlets across a rack that needs granular, outlet-level control rather than a single upstream breaker. If you're standardizing on 0U vertical PDUs to keep rack unit space free for compute, the C2WG48TE-DQME2M00 is the PRO2 Switched POPS family's answer for dense server and network racks where remote outlet cycling matters more than raw simplicity.

Key Features

• 48 Configurable Alternating-Phase Outlets: the outlet mix (30 x IEC 60320 C13 plus 18 x HDOT Cx) is arranged in alternating phase order down the rail, so adjacent devices draw from different phases automatically — this balances load across all three phases without you manually mapping cords to circuits.
• Switched Per-Outlet Power Sensing (POPS): each outlet can be switched independently, which means you can remotely power-cycle a single hung server or network appliance without touching the other 47 devices on the rail — a real time-saver during off-hours incident response.
• HDOT Cx Outlets (18 of 48): HDOT locking outlets keep cords seated under vibration and accidental tugging in a busy rack, reducing the risk of an unplugged device during cable moves or maintenance work nearby.
• 17.3kW Total Power Capacity: gives you headroom to provision a full rack of blade servers or switching gear on a single PDU pair instead of splitting load across additional units.
• 60A IEC 60309 Input, 9-Hour Rated: matches standard data center whip circuits, and the 9-hour duty rating reflects sustained continuous-load design rather than a short-burst spec — appropriate for 24/7 rack power.
• 208V 3-Phase Delta Input and Output: aligns with the 3-phase distribution most colocation and enterprise data centers already run to the rack, so no step-down transformer or phase conversion is needed.
• 0U Rackmount Form Factor: mounts vertically in the rear channel of the rack, consuming zero rack units — every 1U/2U/4U slot stays available for servers, storage, or switches instead of a horizontal PDU.
• 10ft Cord Length: reaches from a rear-mounted PDU to a typical overhead or under-floor whip drop without an extension, simplifying the whip run in most cabinet layouts.
• 50/60 Hz Frequency Support: works on both North American 60Hz and international 50Hz utility power, which matters if the same rack design gets deployed across regions.

Integration & Compatibility

The C2WG48TE-DQME2M00 (often searched as C2WG48TE DQME2M00) fits into standard 42U-48U rack cabinets that support rear-channel 0U PDU mounting, and its alternating-phase outlet layout is designed to pair directly with three-phase rack whips already common in enterprise and colocation facilities. Because outlet switching is built in at the POPS level, this unit is intended for environments where a network video recorder or dense switch stack needs individual remote power-cycling rather than a single master breaker. For a broader look at matching PDU capacity to rack load before you order, see this PoE and power planning guide. Browse the full Server Technology catalog for companion 0U and horizontal PDU models, or check power distribution units for alternate outlet counts and phase configurations. If your rack also carries networking gear that needs its own power budget planning, the PoE switch category is worth reviewing alongside your PDU selection.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What input power does the C2WG48TE-DQME2M00 require?

A: It requires 208V 3-phase Delta input at 60A through an IEC 60309, 3P+G connector rated for 9-hour continuous duty.

Q: How many outlets does the C2WG48TE-DQME2M00 have and what type?

A: It has 48 total outlets: 30 IEC 60320 C13 outlets and 18 HDOT Cx locking outlets, arranged in configurable alternating-phase order.

Q: Does the C2WG48TE-DQME2M00 support remote outlet switching?

A: Yes, it is a Switched Per-Outlet Power Sensing (POPS) unit, meaning individual outlets can be switched independently.

Q: How much rack space does this PDU take up?

A: It is a 0U rackmount unit, mounting vertically in the rear channel and consuming no horizontal rack units.

Q: What is the total power capacity of the C2WG48TE-DQME2M00?

A: Total power capacity is 17.3kW.

Q: How long is the power cord on this unit?

A: The cord length is 10ft.

Jerry Tildsen

The C2WG48TE-DQME2M00 crosses my desk whenever a customer is trying to squeeze outlet-level remote power cycling into a rack that's already tight on U-space. At 48 outlets with alternating-phase arrangement, this is a rail meant for dense rows of 1U servers or switch stacks, not a light-load cabinet.

Technical Highlights:

• 17.3kW Total Power Capacity: enough headroom for a fully populated 42U rack of compute or networking gear on a single PDU pair, rather than splitting the load across three or four smaller units.
• 60A 208V 3-Phase Delta Input: matches the whip circuits already run in most colo and enterprise data center rows, so there's no transformer or phase-conversion step to plan around.
• 48 Outlets (30x C13 + 18x HDOT Cx): the HDOT locking outlets on 18 of the 48 positions hold cords in place during rack moves — worth specifying for any outlet feeding critical uplink or storage gear you don't want accidentally unseated.

Deployment Considerations:

• Because this is a 0U vertical unit at 80 inches tall, confirm your cabinet's rear channel clearance before ordering — it's built for full-height rack mounting, not a partial-rack retrofit.
• The 9-hour input connector duty rating tells you this is designed for sustained 24/7 draw, not intermittent load — size your upstream breaker and whip circuit accordingly rather than assuming headroom beyond the rated 60A.

I'd point the C2WG48TE-DQME2M00 at a colocation cage or enterprise server room standardizing on 3-phase 0U PDUs across a row of racks, where remote per-outlet cycling during after-hours troubleshooting is worth the switched-POPS premium over a basic metered strip.