Receive real-time tracking of your system with the CyberPower PDU33108 Monitored PDU Series | Power Distribution Unitfrom CyberPower. Ideal for data centers and network closets, the PDU33108 offers you massive connectivity that maintains electrical power while actively checking for inconsistencies.

The PDU33108 is based off of a three-phase design offering 50A max input current and 200 to 240 VAC output voltage across 42 outlets, you can ensure that your connected devices receive ample power. With the onboard RJ45 Ethernet port, you can monitor the PDU33108 and receive emails, text messages, and SNMP traps that provide you with notifications in real time. A multicolor LCD display also feeds you information and turns red when an alert is active. CyberPower Management Console provides enhanced functionality that includes the ability to switch PDU outlets on and off, reboot connected equipment, schedule power cycling of attached equipment, and provide load monitoring and event logging, giving you full control over your system. You can upgrade the firmware of the device to ensure you get the latest updates to maintain proper operation. Additionally, the PDU33108 is OU rackmount compatible, allowing you to fit and fix the item within cabinets.

42 x Total Outlets    3-Phase Design    50A Max Input Current    200 to 240 VAC Output Voltage    RJ45 Ethernet Port    Email, Text & SNMP Notifications    OU Rackmount    Multicolor LCD Display    CyberPower Management Console    Upgradable Firmware

The PDU33108 has a high operation temperature range, enabling it to achieve consistent performance in rooms up to 140°F

Switch-free design prevents accidental power shutdowns, keeping your system reliable and running

A long power cable gives you plenty of slack, enabling you to set the PDU33108 in various locations with ease

Durable metal housing protects the internal components while withstanding impacts and abrasions within industrial environments, prolonging the lifespan of the PDU33108

Network-grade plugs and outlets ensure proper operation and efficient distribution of power, making this essential for busy network centers

A cord retention tray secures plugged-in cables to keep them neat and organized, preventing tangles and other mishaps

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can this unit be plugged into a power strip? I am running out of wall outlets, and need to plug another UPS into a wall outlet.

A: You should not connect a UPS into a Surge protector power strip, it may not work as intended.

Q: 2. Will this support CPAP unit through the night?

A: UPS devices are not made to provide constant power in any way. They are made specifically for the purpose of shutting down a PC softly if and when there is a power outage. Most of these devices with smaller capacities can only support about 5 minutes of power to a PC with an average of 150W - 200W of usage, just enough time to systematically perform a soft shut down process on a PC to preserve data. I would not recommend using this device with any type of medical devices other than a Windows driven USB enabled computer.

Q: 3. How long is the cord?

A: The cord length is 5 ft.

Q: 4. Can this unit support a hub with 3 external drives (10tb, 8 tb, 8tb), a mouse, a scanner, and a Wacom table with surge/battery?

A: The CyberPower BRG1500AVRLCD Intelligent LCD Series Uninterruptible Power Supply BH #CY1500AVRLCD supports up to 900w. The items you listed should be far under that load capacity.

Q: 5. How accurate is the simulated sine wave?

A: The BRG1500AVRLCD has preformed and been tested to meet the technical specifications of the UPS. So it is preforming how the UPS was designed. There are two different types of UPS battery output: Sinewave and Simulated Sinewave. The difference between the two is the output wave form, if you need a pure sinewave UPS i would suggest the CP1500PFCLCD.

Q: 6. Is there a distance requirement between the ups and monitor?

A: Thank you everyone for your prompt replies! You have been very helpful.:-)

Q: 7. Is the battery inside replaceable?

A: The CyberPower EC750G does not have a user-replaceable battery.

Q: 8. Can it be safely used on its side?

A: Generally it is not recommended to use the CyberPower AVR Series CP900AVR UPS this way.

Q: 9. Says takes 2 12 volt batteries? Hard to believe. Can't find a small 12 v battery that would fit.

A: Yes, the CyberPower AVR Series CP900AVR UPS, B&H # CYP900AV, does take two 12V batteries. The specific battery that is listed on CyberPower's website for this unit is not currently for sale at B&H: https://bit.ly/3UrEbwh.

Q: 10. Could this unit supply enough power for a CPAP breathing device.If so, for how long? Does it have a standard plug in portal so that I could plug in my device to this power supply?. This unit would give me the ability to breath during a black out. Please advise. Thanks.

A: You should consult the manufacturer of your breathing devise for this. I am an electronic engineering technician and to service or work on any medical equipment takes a special licensing. Medical equipment is extremely finicky and your life could depend on it, so don't take any advise form the internet; you never know who is answering you. Only the manufacturer of your breathing devise can properly advise you for back up, go to them and get what they tell you need.