Vertiv Geist rPDU Switched 24-Outlet 3-Phase

Brand: Vertiv | Category: Accessories & Components

SKU: GT3-X-B016S-C20C | Part #: GT3-X-B016S-C20C | MPN: GT3-X-B016S-C20C

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Accessories in production require fast replacement paths, and the Vertiv Geist rPDU Switched 24-Outlet 3-Phase (part number GT3-X-B016S-C20C) delivers the redundancy and control that data center operators depend on. Built by Vertiv, this 0U vertical rack-mount power distribution unit supplies 24 IEC 60320 C20 outlets with per-outlet switched control—enabling independent on/off and reboot commands for each connected device. The 3-phase input architecture supports enterprise-scale infrastructure, while per-outlet and per-phase current metering provides real-time power visibility across your entire rack.

Network engineers and IT procurement teams value the Vertiv Geist rPDU's multi-protocol intelligence: native support for SNMP v1/v2c/v3, Modbus TCP, HTTP/HTTPS, SSH, and SMTP ensures integration into any monitoring or orchestration framework. Role-based multi-user access via web interface and command-line interface protects critical power operations with granular permissions. Environmental sensor support through Geist-compatible ports lets you monitor temperature and humidity alongside power metrics, while the steel enclosure and 0°C to 45°C operating range handle demanding colocation and on-premises environments. A 10/100 Ethernet RJ45 connection provides reliable out-of-band management—no special cabling required. Whether you're managing virtualized workloads, storage arrays, or hybrid cloud gateways, the Geist rPDU Switched gives you the per-outlet control and metering intelligence to optimize uptime and prevent cascading failures. Contact Omnixon Global to request a quote for part number GT3-X-B016S-C20C and integrate this solution into your infrastructure refresh.

Typical Enterprise Deployment Scenarios

• Colocation facilities requiring per-device power cycling and remote reboot capabilities without onsite intervention
• Hybrid cloud gateways and storage clusters needing real-time per-outlet current visibility and multi-protocol monitoring
• High-density rack environments where thermal and humidity monitoring must integrate with power management data streams
• Disaster recovery and backup infrastructure where role-based access control prevents unauthorized power changes
• Multi-tenant data centers requiring SNMP traps and HTTP/HTTPS dashboards for transparent power accountability