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Dual‑Deck High‑Density Australian Rack PDU is a 2U 19‑inch horizontal rack‑mount bare modular chassis engineered exclusively for high‑port‑count cabinet deployments across Australia and New‑Zealand. Unlike 1U single‑row VH‑4061 (limited outlet quantity) and pre‑wired finished‑unit VH‑4063 (fixed‑function ready‑to‑run), this model adopts unique dual‑deck layered face‑plate architecture. It delivers far more native AS/NZS 3112 Type‑I outlets within 2U rack real‑estate, eliminating the need to stack multiple separate PDUs inside densely‑populated cabinets.
Shipped as blank configurable skeleton (no pre‑installed control/protection hardware), integrators select hot‑swap modules to match exact tender technical clauses and multi‑device load scenarios. Rated for 16A / 4000W @240VAC, built with thermally‑optimised extruded‑aluminium alloy and CE & RoHS compliant. It is the preferred power‑distribution foundation for high‑density enterprise racks, multi‑channel surveillance cabinets and industrial automation enclosures with large volumes of AU‑NZ local‑spec hardware.
Core positioning: 2U dual‑deck blank modular chassis; high‑outlet‑count dedicated platform, reduce PDU stacking inside dense racks; build‑to‑spec via hot‑swap modules for AU‑NZ large‑scale tender projects.
1.Dual‑Deck Layered Layout Eliminates Multi‑PDU Stacking Pain‑Points
Ordinary 1U Australian PDUs only support limited‑quantity outlets. To power dozens of devices, installers have to stack multiple 1U PDUs, wasting precious rack U‑space and causing messy tangled cable bundles. VH‑4062’s proprietary two‑tier face‑plate concentrates more AS/NZS 3112 receptacles within single 2U housing. It consolidates power‑distribution hardware, simplifies cable routing and frees up rack units for servers, switches and storage hardware.
2. Blank‑Chassis Build‑To‑Spec For High‑Port‑Count Tender Projects
This is bare mechanical skeleton without pre‑loaded functional components. For large‑scale government, education and industrial bidding projects with complex multi‑device power requirements, integrators pick only required hot‑swap modules. There is zero expenditure for unneeded built‑in features, optimising tender‑project total‑budget control for high‑outlet‑count cabinet roll‑outs.
3. High‑Load‑Optimised Aluminium Chassis Adapted To AU High‑Ambient Racks
Dual‑deck layout means more sockets simultaneously draw power, generating higher cumulative heat. One‑piece extruded‑aluminium structure enhances passive convection cooling performance compared to steel‑bodied rival high‑density PDUs. It suppresses hot‑spot build‑up under sustained multi‑device load inside Australian warm‑ambient server closets, slowing socket‑contact oxidation and extending whole‑unit service‑life, while easing weight‑burden on cabinet mounting rails.
4. Cross‑Family Inter‑Operable Hot‑Swap Module Ecosystem
All functional plug‑in modules maintain full mechanical compatibility with VH‑4061 and VH‑4063 product lines. Existing spare‑part stock held for 1U chassis can be reused on this 2U dual‑deck unit. Field‑technicians can add, swap or upgrade protection, metering and auxiliary functions post‑installation without discarding main chassis body, lowering warehouse‑stock‑keeping pressure for Australian‑New‑Zealand system integrators.
5. High‑Density‑Oriented Dual‑Orientation Mounting & Cable‑Accommodation
Adjustable mounting lugs support forward‑facing or reversed rear‑feed installation. For dense cabinets filled with thick power cords, reversed rear‑feed routing keeps plug‑bodies and cable‑bundles from obstructing front‑air‑intake of adjacent IT hardware. It adapts to diverse wiring conventions of mainstream AU‑NZ cabinet OEM brands and speeds multi‑rack site‑deployment work.
6. Complete Batch‑Test Documentation For Large‑Scale AU‑NZ Tender Audits
Each chassis comes with full socket‑batch test‑reports and chassis safety‑validation files, satisfying import‑compliance inspection and public‑sector tender‑qualification audit criteria for big‑volume multi‑site projects. OEM silkscreen private‑label marking is available for bulk‑order local‑reseller inventory programmes.
Deployment note: This is blank base chassis; all switch, protection, metering modules are sold separately. Modules can be factory pre‑assembled for bulk orders or fitted on‑site.
1. High‑density enterprise server racks in Australia: Racks populated with large numbers of compute / storage hardware; consolidate power‑distribution into single 2U chassis instead of stacking multiple 1U PDUs, preserve valuable rack unit resources.
2. Multi‑channel large‑scale CCTV surveillance cabinets AU‑NZ: Mass quantity of cameras, NVR and network‑peripheral hardware; custom‑configure protection and monitoring modules for multi‑zone security‑system deployments.
3. Manufacturing‑site industrial automation cabinets: Factories with dozens of local‑spec control‑panel, sensor and drive‑equipment, need high outlet‑count plus selective surge / overload protection.
4. New‑Zealand commercial large‑fit‑out projects: Shared AS/NZS 3112 standard, for high‑port‑count custom tender‑spec IT‑closet builds.
5. Education & government multi‑site tender cabinet projects: Projects requiring variable function combinations for high‑density racks, strictly align hardware selection to bidding‑document technical clauses.
6. Local AU‑NZ reseller custom‑order inventory: Stock dual‑deck chassis plus shared module pool, fulfil high‑outlet‑count customer orders without stocking dozens of finished‑PDU SKUs.
Q: How is VH‑4062 different from VH‑4061 and VH‑4063 Australian‑series PDUs?
A: VH‑4062 = 2U dual‑deck blank modular chassis, purpose‑built for high‑outlet‑count dense racks. VH‑4061 is 1U single‑row blank chassis for moderate‑port‑count cabinets. VH‑4063 is factory pre‑wired switched finished ready‑to‑deploy unit. All three adopt AS/NZS 3112 sockets and share the unified hot‑swap‑module ecosystem.
Q: Are functional modules included inside VH‑4062 package?
A: No, delivery contains only dual‑deck bare chassis. Master‑switch, overload, SPD surge, metering and USB modules are separate‑order accessories. Bulk‑volume orders support factory pre‑fitting to skip on‑site assembly work.
Q: Can modules be retrofitted after rack‑installation?
A: Yes, hot‑swap‑compatible modules allow field‑upgrade. Protection, metering and auxiliary functions can be added later for phased‑expansion high‑density cabinet projects, no need to replace main chassis.
Q: Can VH‑4062 be deployed both in Australia and New‑Zealand?
A: Yes, AS/NZS 3112 is unified socket‑standard for both territories, dual‑deck receptacles fully comply with local installation‑code requirements.
Q: Does reversed rear‑feed mounting suit dense‑cable high‑port‑count racks?
A: Yes. Adjustable dual‑orientation brackets support rear‑feed installation. It routes heavy power‑cables backward, preventing front‑side cable‑mass from blocking server‑air‑intake vents inside tightly‑packed racks.
Q: Can I reuse existing VH‑4061 spare‑modules on VH‑4062?
A: Yes, hot‑swap modules across the whole HI‑SUN Australian‑PDU family are mechanically interchangeable, simplifying integrator spare‑parts‑inventory management.
