Eaton 5S 550VA 330W Tower 120V 50/60Hz PDU
A tower power distribution unit delivering 550VA and 330W at 120V for 50/60Hz environments
- Product typeConsumer Electronics
- 550 VA capacity supports essential equipment during outages
- 330 W output handles typical desktop and networking loads
- 120 V input matches standard North American wall power
- 50/60 Hz auto-sensing works on either grid frequency
- Tower form factor fits neatly on desk or floor
Eaton 5S 550VA PDU
The Eaton 5S is a 550VA 330W tower power distribution unit designed for 120V 50/60Hz environments. It distributes protected power to connected equipment in home or small-office settings. The unit is supplied in new condition.
Suits users needing basic rack
This PDU fits setups that require a single 550VA unit for essential devices such as routers, modems or entry-level servers. It does not meet the needs of installations demanding higher VA ratings, redundant inputs or network-managed outlet control.
Tower form factor integrates into desktop
The 120V input connects to a standard North American receptacle and the unit supplies multiple output sockets for attached gear. It occupies minimal vertical space and frees up wall outlets by consolidating connections into one device.
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- Price $121.99
- Cheaper than about 82% of the 643 comparable items (median $451.99).
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Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | EATON INDUSTRIES |
| Product type | Consumer Electronics |
Questions about this item
What voltage and frequency must my building supply match for this 120V 50/60Hz unit to operate?
The unit requires a 120 V supply at either 50 Hz or 60 Hz, so standard North American mains power is compatible.
Can I plug older 120 V servers and network gear into this 550 VA 330 W tower PDU without adapters?
Yes, any 120 V equipment that draws within the 550 VA apparent-power and 330 W real-power limits will connect directly to the tower outlets.
How do I confirm the PDU is delivering power correctly after I connect my devices?
Switch the unit on and verify that each connected device powers up normally; the rated 550 VA and 330 W capacities indicate the maximum combined load it can sustain.
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