Data Center Power Distribution Cabinets | Rack-Ready Solutions

A power distribution cabinet is an enclosed electrical assembly that receives incoming utility or generator power and distributes it to downstream loads through branch circuits, breakers, and busbars. In data center applications, these include Remote Power Panels (RPPs), switchboards, and switchgear, which route and protect power delivery to critical IT and infrastructure equipment.

A Remote Power Panel (RPP) is a floor- or wall-mounted power distribution assembly designed for data center environments. Unlike a standard PDU installed directly in a rack, an RPP is a centralized distribution point that feeds multiple downstream PDUs or rack-mounted equipment via branch circuits. DEI Power's RPPs range from 225A to 1600A with up to 84 branch circuits and optional branch circuit monitoring.

DEI Power offers power distribution cabinets across a wide amperage range to match any data center scale. Remote Power Panels are available in 225A, 400A, 600A, 800A, 1200A, and 1600A ratings. Switchboards and switchgear are available from 400A up to 4000A, covering everything from small server rooms to hyperscale enterprise data center deployments.

Yes. All DEI Power power distribution cabinets, including Remote Power Panels, switchboards, and switchgear, are UL 891 certified for low-voltage switchgear applications. They are also manufactured as Siemens-approved OEM solutions and comply with EUSERC standards, UBC, CBC, and IBC seismic zone requirements, ensuring full code compliance for commercial, industrial, and data center installations.

DEI Power's power distribution cabinets support a broad range of voltage configurations including 120/240V, 208Y/120V, 240V, 480V, 480Y/277V, and 415/240V in both single-phase and three-phase arrangements. This flexibility accommodates diverse data center power architectures from small edge sites to large hyperscale facilities with high-density compute loads.

DEI Power stocks Remote Power Panels and switchgear at its 50,000 sq. ft. facility in Ontario, California. In-stock units typically ship within 1 business day and are delivered to the job site in 3–5 business days with free shipping. Built-to-order configurations have typical lead times of 4–6 weeks — significantly faster than the industry standard of 16+ weeks. Emergency and rush orders are supported.