Eaton EMAGECC3C3C3C3L – 3-Phase Managed HDX Rack PDU

Product Overview

The Eaton EMAGECC3C3C3C3L is a hardwired 3-phase managed HDX rack PDU built for high-capacity data center racks that need a permanent, code-compliant power connection rather than a plug-in cord. This managed rack PDU distributes power across 36 outlets configured for mixed server and network equipment, making it a fit for high-density colocation and enterprise data center racks. Facilities engineers planning permanent electrical installations for GPU or HPC racks will find the 240/415V three-phase hardwired input and outlet-level monitoring suited to demanding commercial-grade deployments.

Product Description

The EMAGECC3C3C3C3L is part of Eaton's EMA managed rack PDU family within the HDX high-density platform, and like other hardwired models in this line, it connects directly to the branch circuit rather than through a plug — typical of PDUs specified at higher current ratings. Public listings for this SKU show a 240/415V three-phase supply, though the exact rated input current is reported inconsistently across sources (48A in one field, 64A in another); confirm the exact current rating against the official Eaton datasheet before finalizing an electrical plan. The unit distributes power across 36 outlets (24x C13 and 12x C39), giving integrators flexibility to power a broad mix of standard and higher-draw rack equipment from a single hardwired PDU.

The narrow-profile vertical chassis runs approximately 69 inches to fit standard full-height racks. As a managed PDU, it includes outlet-level control with a hot-swappable Gigabit Network Module, letting IT staff remotely monitor load and cycle power per outlet without visiting the rack — a meaningful time-saver in large data center deployments with many racks to manage. Because this is a hardwired unit, plan for licensed electrical work to terminate the feed, and verify the exact current draw with Eaton or an authorized distributor before ordering breakers and conductors sized to the circuit. This rack PDU suits data centers standardizing on hardwired, high-density power distribution across GPU, HPC, and enterprise compute racks.

Key Features

• Hardwired Three-Phase Input — Provides a permanent connection suited to high-current branch circuits in data center racks.
• 36 Mixed Outlets — Combines 24x C13 and 12x C39 receptacles to accommodate varied rack equipment.
• Outlet-Level Monitoring and Control — Gives IT staff remote visibility and power cycling per device.
• Hot-Swappable Network Module — Allows the management card to be replaced without powering down the PDU.
• 0U Vertical Mounting — Installs along the rack rail, preserving usable rack space for compute and network gear.
• Wide Operating Temperature Range — Rated for standard data center conditions from 0-60°C.

Typical Applications

• Data center
• Colocation facility
• Server room
• Network closet

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the EMAGECC3C3C3C3L require electrical work to install?

Yes. This unit is hardwired with no input plug, so a licensed electrician must terminate the branch circuit connection. Confirm the exact current rating with Eaton before sizing breakers and conductors.

How many outlets does this rack PDU provide?

It distributes power across 36 total outlets — 24x C13 and 12x C39 — supporting a mix of standard servers and higher-draw network or storage equipment.

Can this PDU be monitored remotely?

Yes. The unit includes a hot-swappable Gigabit Network Module for outlet-level monitoring and power cycling, allowing IT staff to manage the rack without a site visit.

Is this PDU suited to GPU or high-performance compute racks?

Its 240/415V three-phase hardwired input and high outlet count make it a fit for high-density data center racks, including GPU and HPC deployments, though buyers should confirm the exact rated current with Eaton for their specific load requirements.

What is the warranty on this unit?

Eaton backs this unit with its standard manufacturer warranty; contact Creation Networks for the current term and any extended coverage options.

Does Creation Networks help with installation planning?

Creation Networks can advise on mounting orientation, outlet layout, and cabling, and can help coordinate with a licensed electrician for the hardwired circuit termination.