I have a 24U Rack Cabinet, I'm new to owning or administrating a Rack.
As a pre-order junkie, I still have a couple of machines that I'm expecting to arrive (fingers-crossed) in the next Two Weeks (TM). A 2TH/s Bitmine CoinCraft Rig, and a KnCMiner Neptune. Both of these devices could potentially draw up to 3kW of power. If all goes well, in the future I'd like to add a third large miner drawing 2 to 3kW as well.
I live in New Zealand, and we have a standard 240V power supply. The electrician has installed four 15A plugs for me. Each plug can supply 240 x 15 = 3.6kW max, although I'd play it safe and limit it to 3kW max each. There is a 9kW total limit on the cable supplying these 15A plugs, however I'm hoping to draw around 7kW max. I can get the electrician to directly wire in a PDU, if I buy one.
If PDUs work the way I think, a PDU could allow remote power management. I could see how much power each unit is drawing, also total power draw, and remotely power cycle an individual unit if required.
These are the features I want in a PDU:
* Zero U vertical rackmount.
* Fit in a 24U cabinet (not 42U, it wouldn't fit).
* Power points all supply 240V.
* At least 10 power points, at least 3 of which can supply 3,000W (i.e. 15A power points).
Here is a example product I found (that is sold in NZ):
APC - Schneider Metered Rack PDU AP8858Question: can this PDU supply 3kW each to at least 3 plugs? Can it handle 7kW total?
Thanks in advance to any answers!