Eaton EMA135-10 – 24-Outlet 200-240V Managed Rack PDU

Product Overview

The Eaton EMA135-10 is a 0U vertical managed rack PDU delivering 24 IEC C13 outlets on a 200-240V, 24A circuit, built for data center and colocation cabinet installations that need uniform outlet density for standard IEC power cords. This managed PDU supports dense server and network equipment loads on a single L6-30P input, making it a fit for high-density server rooms and colocation environments running IEC C14-corded equipment throughout the rack.

Product Description

The EMA135-10 accepts a single 200-240V, 24A input through a NEMA L6-30P twist-lock plug and distributes power across 24 IEC 60320 C13 outlets, giving integrators a uniform outlet type across the entire PDU rather than a mixed C13/C19 configuration. This is a practical option for server rooms and colocation cabinets populated with standard 1U and 2U servers, network switches, and appliances that all terminate in IEC C14 power cords, since it simplifies cable planning and spares management.

As a managed rack PDU, the EMA135-10 supports outlet-level control and reports load data for remote monitoring, consistent with the rest of Eaton's EMA managed PDU series. This gives data center and colocation operators visibility into circuit loading and helps identify capacity headroom before adding new equipment to a cabinet.

The 0U vertical form factor mounts along the rear rail of a standard 19-inch rack, preserving usable rack unit space for compute, storage, and network equipment. Its 200-240V, 24A input matches the higher-capacity circuits typical of data center and colocation power distribution, and the L6-30P twist-lock plug provides a secure connection in frequently serviced racks. Integrators building out colocation cages or data center rows with uniform C13-corded equipment can standardize on the EMA135-10 to keep outlet types consistent across cabinets.

Key Features

• 24 IEC C13 Outlets — Provides a uniform outlet type for racks populated with standard IEC C14-corded servers, switches, and appliances.
• 200-240V, 24A Input — Matches higher-capacity circuits typical of data center and colocation cabinet power distribution.
• L6-30P Twist-Lock Input Plug — Provides a secure connection that resists accidental disconnection in busy, frequently serviced racks.
• 0U Vertical Mounting — Preserves usable rack unit space in dense data center and colocation cabinets.
• Managed Monitoring and Outlet Control — Supports remote load visibility consistent with Eaton's broader EMA managed PDU series.
• UL Listed Construction — Meets recognized safety standards for commercial data center deployment.

Typical Applications

• Data center
• Colocation facility
• Server room

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What circuit does the EMA135-10 require?

It requires a 200-240V, 24A circuit terminated in a NEMA L6-30P receptacle, the same twist-lock circuit type used by comparable high-density Eaton managed PDUs.

Why does the EMA135-10 use all C13 outlets instead of a mix of C13 and C19?

The uniform C13 outlet configuration is designed for racks where all connected equipment uses standard IEC C14 power cords, simplifying cable stocking and outlet planning compared with a mixed-outlet PDU.

Can the EMA135-10 integrate with data center monitoring systems?

Yes. As a managed PDU, it supports remote load monitoring and outlet control consistent with Eaton's broader EMA series; confirm specific network card and protocol support with Eaton or Creation Networks.

Is the EMA135-10 suitable for colocation cabinets?

Yes. Its 0U vertical mounting and 24-outlet C13 configuration are designed for colocation cabinets and data center racks running standard IEC-corded servers and network equipment.

What warranty does the Eaton EMA135-10 include?

Eaton provides a 3-year limited warranty on this PDU. Contact Eaton or Creation Networks for complete warranty terms.

How can I confirm exact power rating before ordering?

Because published power rating figures vary across distributor listings, contact Creation Networks or Eaton directly to confirm the exact kW/VA rating against your circuit before finalizing a power plan.