Q: What does 'Metered Input' (MI) mean on the Eaton FlexPDU G2?
A: Metered Input means the PDU monitors and displays the total input current draw at the PDU level. This allows data centre operators to track overall load consumption, avoid circuit overloads, and plan capacity without needing additional metering equipment.

Q: What type of input connection does the FLXTMI332C3 use?
A: It uses an IEC 60309 (commonly called IEC 309) 3-phase 32A inlet, which is a robust industrial-grade connector commonly found in data centres and server rooms with 3-phase power infrastructure.

Q: How many outlets does this PDU provide, and what types?
A: The PDU provides 24 outlets in total: 18 x IEC 60320 C13 outlets (suitable for standard server and networking equipment) and 6 x IEC 60320 C19 outlets (for higher-draw devices such as high-end servers, storage arrays, and GPUs).

Q: What does '0U' form factor mean and how does it mount in a rack?
A: 0U means the PDU occupies zero rack units of horizontal space. It is designed to mount vertically inside the rack — typically along a side rail — keeping all rack unit (1U–2U) slots available for active equipment, maximising rack density.

Q: Is the Eaton FlexPDU G2 suitable for high-density data centre deployments?
A: Yes. The 3-phase 32A input, combined with 24 mixed C13/C19 outlets and a 0U vertical form factor, makes it well suited to high-density rack deployments where space efficiency and balanced power distribution are critical.

Q: Can I purchase the Eaton FLXTMI332C3 in Australia through IP Trading?
A: Yes. IP Trading (iptrading.com.au) is an Australian B2B IT hardware specialist that supplies Eaton PDUs including the FlexPDU G2 range. Visit iptrading.com.au or contact the team directly for pricing, availability, and expert procurement support.