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Eaton Tripp Lite PDUMH15-ISO 1.5kW Single-Phase Local Metered PDU + ISOBAR Surge Suppression, 3840 Joules, 100-127V Outlets (14 5-15R), 5-15P, 15\' (4.57m) Cord, 1U Rack-Mount
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Power Management Equipment For AV, Network & Security Systems

Build out equipment racks, control systems and always-on electronics with a focused selection of power management equipment for AV, network and security systems. This collection includes power distribution, backup, conditioning and monitoring components for replacement, expansion and new-system planning. Before choosing a product, define its role in the overall system and identify the equipment, cabling, mounting or control requirements it must work with.

How to Choose Power Management

Choose by system requirements first. Key points to compare include total load, outlet configuration, backup needs, remote management, rack space and equipment power requirements. For retrofit work, document the equipment already installed and verify interfaces before changing components. That approach helps avoid purchasing hardware that is technically capable but not appropriate for the specific installation.