Description
Power Techniques PT630D Dual Hot-Swap 2U Rackmount AC Power Supply 220-240V 24A
The Power Techniques PT630D is a 2U rackmount fault-tolerant AC power distribution unit built around two independent hot-swap modules. Each module accepts its own AC input, processes it through an internal circuit breaker, line filter, and MOV transient suppressor, then feeds AC power to one bank of output receptacles on the rear of the chassis. Because the two inputs are completely independent, the system supports N+1 redundancy — if one module fails or needs replacement, it can be swapped out without powering down the rack. Manufactured by Techniques International of Reno, Nevada.
Specifications & What's Included
- Model: PT630D / PT630D/00-900-0003-002
- Input Voltage: 220-240V AC
- Input Current: 24 Amps
- Phase: Single Phase
- Frequency: 50/60 Hz
- Input Connector: 30A / 250V twist-lock plug (NEMA L6-30P style)
- Output Receptacles: 12 × IEC C13 (two banks of 6, one bank per hot-swap module)
- Hot-Swap Modules: 2 (independent, each with its own IEC C14 AC inlet, circuit breaker, line filter, MOV protection)
- Front Panel Indicators: POWER APPLIED (red LED) and POWER ON (green LED) per module
- Protection: Circuit breaker, line filtering, MOV surge/transient protection per module
- Form Factor: 2U Rackmount
- Redundancy: N+1 fault-tolerant; supports dual-corded rack equipment
- Certifications: CSA, UL
- Date of Manufacture: January 29, 2002
- Manufacturer: Techniques International, 650 Innovation Drive, Reno, NV (USA)
- Includes: 30A/250V twist-lock input power cable
Applications
The PT630D is designed for data center and telecommunications rack environments where power continuity is critical. It provides fault-tolerant AC distribution for rack-mounted servers, network equipment, and other devices with IEC C14 power inlets. By routing each independent AC input to a separate bank of outputs, the unit allows dual-corded equipment — servers and switches with two power supplies — to draw from two separate circuits, so a single power path failure does not interrupt operation. The hot-swap design also lets a failed input module be replaced during live operation without shutting down the rack. This type of redundant rackmount PDU was commonly used in late-1990s and early-2000s data center buildouts and co-location environments where N+1 power architecture was a standard requirement for high-availability systems.
This Power Techniques PT630D Dual Hot-Swap Rackmount AC Power Supply has been pulled from a working environment where it was previously in use. The unit is in good used condition overall — the chassis shows typical surface scuffing and handling marks consistent with rack service, and both module front panels carry an asset tag written in purple marker. The 30A/250V twist-lock input cable is included. Both hot-swap modules are present and appear complete. Please view our photo set and contact us if you have any questions.
Warranty Information
Additional Information
Brand: |
Power Techniques / Techniques International |
Model: |
PT630D |
MPN: |
PT630D/00-900-0003-002 |
Type: |
Dual Hot-Swap Rackmount AC Power Distribution Unit |
SKU: |
39522 |
Input Voltage: |
220-240V AC |
Input Current: |
24 Amps |
Phase: |
Single Phase |
Frequency: |
50/60 Hz |
Input Connector: |
30A 250V Twist-Lock (NEMA L6-30P) |
Output Receptacles: |
12 x IEC C13 |
Number of Hot-Swap Modules: |
2 |
Form Factor: |
2U Rackmount |
Redundancy: |
N+1 Fault Tolerant, Hot-Swap |
Protection: |
Circuit Breaker, Line Filter, MOV |
Date of Manufacture: |
01/29/2002 |
Country/Region of Manufacture: |
United States |
Certifications: |
CSA, UL |
Seller Notes: |
Includes 30A/250V twist-lock power cable |
Condition Notes: |
This Power Techniques PT630D hot-swap rackmount AC power supply was pulled from a working environment. Both modules are present and intact. Chassis shows normal rack-service wear. Includes 30A/250V twist-lock cable. |
California Prop 65 Warning: |
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including lead and lead compounds, and DEHP (a phthalate), which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. Go to P65Warnings.ca.gov |