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This Modular Swiss‑Spec Rack PDU is a 19‑inch 1U horizontal blank‑build‑your‑own modular rack‑mount chassis, purpose‑engineered for Swiss and Liechtenstein regulated cabinet projects. Unlike factory‑finalised VH‑4070 (pre‑wired with master‑switch) and VH‑4071 (pre‑assembled unswitched always‑on unit), this chassis only delivers native SEV 1011 Type‑J socket banks without any pre‑populated control, surge‑protection or metering hardware.
Switzerland enforces strict independent SEV 1011 socket regulations, incompatible with mainstream EU Schuko / Type‑E plugs. Integrators assemble their exact feature‑set by selecting separate hot‑swap modules, matching strict tender specifications, regulated‑industry compliance requirements and varying site‑maintenance workflows. Rated 10A / 2500W @230VAC, built from one‑piece extruded‑aluminium alloy, CE & RoHS compliant.
1.SEV‑1011‑Validated Native Sockets Eliminate Adapter‑Driven Compliance‑Failures
Generic cross‑border EU PDUs deployed in Swiss premises frequently rely on third‑party adapters. Adapters trigger non‑conformity remarks during official SEV‑mandated site inspections, a high‑risk issue for banking, pharmaceutical and government facilities. Every Type‑J receptacle of VH‑4069 passes factory batch‑validation strictly aligned to SEV 1011 mechanical and electrical criteria, natively accepting Swiss local equipment plugs and removing adapter‑related thermal‑contact‑failure risks.
2. Blank‑Build‑Your‑Own Chassis Avoids Paying For Unrequired Pre‑Loaded Functions
Swiss tender documents for industrial and public‑sector projects often impose wildly‑different power‑management demands cabinet‑by‑cabinet. Instead of buying pre‑wired finished PDUs carrying functions some racks never utilise, integrators start with this blank chassis and add only those hot‑swap modules matching each cabinet’s bill‑of‑material. This procurement logic optimises capital spending for mixed‑spec multi‑site roll‑outs across Switzerland and Liechtenstein.
3. Extruded‑Aluminium Chassis Tuned For Swiss Regulated‑Facility Reliability Demands
Banking and pharmaceutical premises inside Switzerland enforce stringent continuous‑operation reliability benchmarks. One‑piece extruded‑aluminium profile delivers improved passive heat dissipation under mixed‑device sustained loads, minimising internal hot‑spot formation. Lower operating temperatures slow socket‑contact degradation and extend hardware service‑life; meanwhile its lighter construction lessens static‑weight burden on cabinet mounting rails, complying with local cabinet mechanical‑load‑specifications.
4. Cross‑Line Inter‑Operable Hot‑Swap Ecosystem Reduces Integrator Spare‑Part Stock
All plug‑in functional modules maintain mechanical compatibility across the full HI‑SUN Swiss‑PDU family. After rack‑installation, technicians can add, swap or replace modules on‑site without discarding the main chassis body. Given the notably high hourly rates for Swiss field‑service work, minimising spare‑part SKU count and lowering on‑site replacement‑downtime delivers measurable operational‑cost‑savings for local system‑integrators.
5. Dual‑Orientation Mounting Adapts To Diverse Swiss Cabinet‑Wiring Conventions
Adjustable mounting lugs support both front‑facing installation and reversed rear‑feed cable routing. Swiss cabinet OEMs adopt varied internal cabling layouts; reversed‑feed mode routes thick power‑cables backward, preventing cable‑mass from blocking server air‑intake vents inside shallow‑depth Swiss‑style compact cabinets and accelerating on‑site commissioning cycles.
6. Modular‑Split Documentation Streamlines Swiss Tender & Customs‑Clearance Work‑Flow
Baseline chassis batch‑test‑reports are supplied; compliance‑files for each additionally‑fitted hot‑swap‑module can be appended separately. This modular‑document‑set aligns with Swiss public‑sector tender‑audit practices where safety‑feature requirements differ between individual racks within one large‑scale bidding‑project. OEM silkscreen marking available for bulk‑order local‑reseller private‑label inventory programmes.
| Category | Specification |
| Model | VH‑4069 |
| Form Factor | 1U horizontal rack‑mount, 19" EIA standard |
| Factory‑Pre‑Installed | SEV 1011 Type‑J Swiss‑standard socket bank; no switch / SPD / metering modules |
| Socket Standard | SEV 1011 / SANS 164 Type J (Swiss standard), 10A 250VAC |
| Rated Voltage | 220–240VAC 50Hz |
| Max Rated Current | 10A |
| Max Power Output | 2500W |
| Enclosure | One‑piece extruded aluminium alloy, matte‑silver / matte‑black finish optional |
| Overall Dimensions | 482.6 × 45 × 45 mm (L×W×H) |
| Mounting | Adjustable dual‑orientation mounting lugs: forward‑facing / reversed rear‑feed |
| Included Accessories | Multi‑purpose mounting bracket set, fixing fasteners, modular‑assembly service manual |
| Certifications | CE, RoHS compliant; sockets to SEV 1011 standard |
| Input | Swiss‑standard mains plug; IEC C14 inlet optional; 2‑metre standard cord, custom lengths available |
• Control: PS1 / PS2 power indicators; KP‑series master switches; GZ / GZS overload protectors; XD‑series miniature circuit breakers
• Protection: LB leakage protector; DY‑series SPD surge protectors (standard / LED‑filter / hot‑swap variants)
• Metering: DB1‑DB4 ammeter & volt‑ampere meters (standard & hot‑swap versions)
• Auxiliary: DY‑40T/80T signal surge filter; USB dual‑port charger; WL RJ45 port; MT RS485 multi‑parameter monitor
1. Swiss banking & financial‑services bespoke cabinet projects: Secure data‑room deployments with strict variable tender‑specifications; build‑out exact required functions per rack instead of accepting fixed‑feature finished‑PDUs.
2. Pharmaceutical‑sector compliance‑controlled IT cabinets Switzerland: Regulated manufacturing‑site IT enclosures, where safety‑monitoring requirements differ between production‑zone and back‑office racks.
3. Public‑sector multi‑campus tender‑programmes across Switzerland & Liechtenstein: Education and government multi‑site roll‑outs, with cabinet‑level differing protection‑and‑control requirements.
4. Integrator engineering‑lab validation environments: Test varied combinations of switching, metering and surge‑modules prior to finalising bill‑of‑materials for high‑value Swiss bidding‑projects.
5. Industrial‑automation custom‑spec cabinet‑deployments: Factory‑floor control‑hardware racks requiring tailor‑made power‑management feature combinations.
| Item | Details |
| Minimum Order | 1 unit |
| Customization | Socket count, pre‑fitted module configuration, cable length, OEM silk‑screen logo (bulk orders) |
| Production Capacity | 300 units / month |
| Lead Time | 7–15 working days for bare chassis; 20–30 days for fully pre‑populated custom builds |
| Packing | Standard export carton |
| Trade Terms | FOB, CFR, CIF, EXW |
Q: How should I select VH‑4069 compared with VH‑4070 and VH‑4071 Swiss‑series PDUs?
A: Choose VH‑4069 for blank‑build‑your‑own projects when you need fully‑customisable feature‑combinations cabinet‑by‑cabinet for Swiss regulated‑sector tenders. VH‑4070 is factory‑pre‑wired switched finished‑unit; VH‑4071 is factory‑pre‑assembled unswitched always‑on variant. All three adopt SEV 1011 Type‑J sockets and share unified hot‑swap‑module ecosystem.
Q: Does VH‑4069 ship with master‑switch or surge‑protection pre‑installed?
A: No. This is blank‑build‑your‑own chassis containing only SEV‑1011 socket‑bank. Switch, SPD and overload‑breaker modules are separate‑order hot‑swap accessories to be fitted according to each project’s technical‑specifications.
Q: Can I swap modules after rack‑installation?
A: Yes. Hot‑swap‑compatible auxiliary bays permit field‑retrofit / replacement of all compatible functional‑modules without replacing main aluminium chassis housing.
Q: Why cannot I use ordinary European Schuko PDUs for Swiss cabinet‑projects?
A: Switzerland implements independent SEV 1011 Type‑J socket norms, mechanically incompatible with Schuko / Type‑E plugs. Generic EU PDUs need adapters which create compliance‑audit‑risks for Swiss regulated‑industry premises.
Q: Can reversed‑rear‑feed mounting be applied for shallow‑depth Swiss compact cabinets?
A: Yes. Dual‑orientation adjustable lugs support reversed‑feed installation, routing power‑cables rearwards to avoid obstructing IT‑hardware front‑air‑intake in shallow Swiss‑style cabinets.
Q: Can chassis‑report plus individual‑module documents be combined for Swiss tender‑audit‑submission?
A: Yes. Baseline chassis test‑documentation is included; compliance‑files for each fitted hot‑swap‑module can be appended to satisfy Swiss public‑sector tender‑checklist‑requirements.