Unidad de distribución de alimentación ATEN PE4104G

The ATEN PE4104G is an intelligent 1U power distribution unit with four IEC C13 outlets and a 3 m power cable, designed for centralized remote power management in data centers, edge deployments and commercial environments. It supports 100–240 V input and up to 10 A current, offers networked control via TCP/IP and integrates with eco DC software for graphical configuration and device reboot. The unit’s slim, compact chassis supports desk- or rack-mount installation and is suitable where selective remote power control is required.

Advantages

The PE4104G provides secure, centralized remote power control at the outlet level, reducing operating costs by enabling targeted reboots and scheduled power sequencing to prevent inrush currents. Integration with eco DC software offers an intuitive GUI for managing multiple PDUs and configuring outlet groups. Its compact 1U form factor and multiple mounting options allow installation in confined spaces, and the unit complies with CE requirements.

Suitable for

• Data center racks with low-density power requirements
• Edge computing devices such as routers, micro servers and gateways
• Hospitality and retail deployments including digital signage and video walls
• Remote sites where outlet-level reboot and scheduling are needed

Key specifications

• Model: ATEN PE4104G
• Outlets: 4 × IEC C13
• Input voltage: 100–240 V
• Maximum current: 10 A
• Form factor: 1U, slim compact design
• Cable length: 3 m
• Mounting: Desk mount and rack mount supported
• Compliance: CE
• Colour: Black
• Weight: 0.9 kg

How to use

Install the PE4104G in a suitable location using the included mounting options or place it on a desk. Connect the unit to mains power using the integrated 3 m cable, then attach equipment to the four IEC C13 outlets. Access the device over TCP/IP to configure network settings, create outlet groups and set power sequencing or delay times via the eco DC graphical interface. Use the remote control functions to power cycle individual outlets or groups when troubleshooting or performing maintenance.

Recommendations

For reliable operation, plan power sequencing when connecting multiple devices to avoid simultaneous inrush currents. Keep firmware and eco DC software up to date and use outlet grouping to simplify remote management and reduce unnecessary reboots.