ATEN eco PDU PG98230G - Power distribution unit (rack-mountable) - AC 230/400 V - 11084 VA - 3-phase - Ethernet 10/100/1000 - output connectors: 30 (6 x IEC 60320 C19, 24 x IEC 60320 C13) - 3 m cord

Product Overview

AI-generated summary

ATEN’s eco PDU PG98230G is the sort of “boring but important” rack accessory that makes sense when you’re trying to run a proper, monitored power setup—especially with a 3‑phase environment. The built-in networking is the real value for teams that don’t want to rely on someone walking over to the rack to sanity-check outlets. If you’ve got multiple servers, network gear, or lab/AV systems and you care about visibility (and controlled rebooting/power management workflows), this is a practical upgrade rather than a luxury. At £1410.18 ex‑VAT, though, you’re paying for manageability and deployment hygiene, not for raw power capacity—so it’s only “worth it” if you’ll actually use the remote monitoring/management day-to-day.

Who should buy it: UK B2B resellers/integrators, datacentres-light, school/education estates, or anyone building colocation-style racks where uptime and accountability matter. Who should *not*: small offices with a handful of devices, places that already have monitoring elsewhere, or teams that aren’t going to wire it into their systems/processes—because then it becomes an expensive outlet strip. Also double-check power/receptacle needs before you commit: it’s only worthwhile if the outlet mix (C13 vs C19) matches your actual gear, and if your rack plan supports the cord length/placement.