Power Distribution Unit Bachmann 333.535 7 AC Outlets 1U Black

The Bachmann 333.535 Power Distribution Unit is a 1U rack-mountable PDU that provides seven AC outlets in a compact black housing. Designed for basic power distribution, it supplies alternating current at a nominal input voltage of 230 V and a frequency of 50 Hz. The unit includes integrated protection against overvoltage to help safeguard connected equipment and comes with a 2 m mains cable for convenient rack installation.

Advantages

The compact 1U form factor saves rack space while offering seven AC outlets for multiple devices. Built-in overvoltage protection reduces the risk of damage to connected equipment. A 2 m cable simplifies placement within standard rack depths, and the black finish provides a neutral appearance that integrates with most server and network cabinets. The simple, basic design focuses on reliable power distribution without unnecessary complexity.

Suitable for

• Small server racks and network cabinets
• Office IT setups with multiple peripheral devices
• Home lab and testing environments
• Audio/visual racks requiring centralized power

Key specifications

• Form factor: 1U rack-mount
• Number of AC outlets: 7
• Nominal input voltage: 230 V
• Frequency: 50 Hz
• Protection: overvoltage protection for connected devices
• Included power cable length: 2 m
• Color: black
• Type: basic PDU for straightforward power distribution

How to use

Mount the PDU in a standard 19-inch rack using appropriate screws and brackets, occupying a single 1U of rack space. Connect the unit to a suitable 230 V, 50 Hz AC mains supply using the supplied 2 m cable. Distribute power to devices by plugging them into the seven available AC outlets. Ensure the rack and upstream power source meet the electrical requirements for total connected load. For safety, allow adequate ventilation and avoid overloading the unit beyond the recommended capacity of the circuits supplying the PDU.

Recommendations

Place high-draw devices on separate circuits where possible and monitor the total current drawn to prevent circuit overload. Regularly inspect the power cable and outlets for signs of wear or damage. Use the unit in environments within the specified mains voltage and frequency range to maintain reliable operation and protection.