AI workloads and edge computing deployments represent the fastest-growing segment of IT infrastructure, pushing power density requirements to unprecedented levels. GPU-accelerated servers, inference appliances, and IoT gateways demand more watts per rack unit than traditional compute — and they demand it with zero tolerance for power interruptions.

Edge computing adds physical distribution challenges. Micro data centers, 5G MEC nodes, and AI inference points are deployed in retail locations, factory floors, cell towers, and autonomous vehicle infrastructure — locations where power quality is variable, space is constrained, and remote management is essential because on-site IT staff don’t exist.

OE Series PDUs are critical for high-density AI/edge racks — distributing UPS-protected power to GPU servers, switches, and storage devices. Multiple outlet configurations support dense rack layouts.

• • Horizontal rack-mount form factor — 1U or 0U vertical configuration
  • Multiple outlet counts (6, 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, 20) to match any deployment
  • 15A and 20A circuit breaker options for standard and high-power loads
  • Cost-effective clean power distribution delivered to every device in the rack

Extended warranty and preventive maintenance for remote edge sites. Battery replacement programs ensure runtime readiness at unmanned locations.

Remote reboot of edge nodes — eliminate truck rolls. Per-outlet energy monitoring for OpEx tracking. SNMP/web integration with AI operations monitoring stacks.

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Automated graceful shutdown of edge inference servers. Coordinated VM and container shutdown to protect AI workloads during extended outages.

Integration with AI infrastructure monitoring platforms. Real-time power metrics for capacity planning and GPU cluster power management.