CATA LOG - RPP Remote Power Panels, Power Distribution Unit - Smart, Flexible power to your data center

Sep 11, 2026

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CATA LOG presents ABB’s configurable Remote Power Panel (RPP) and Power Distribution Unit for data center power needs, emphasizing continuous operation, energy efficiency, and space saving. It highlights SMISSLINE busbar technology enabling safe plug-in and replacement under voltage without power interruption, finger-safe protection (IP2XB), and a portfolio supporting circuit breakers and residual current devices up to 63A. The catalog also covers modular flexibility, advanced energy monitoring and branch monitoring for transparency and diagnostics, and installation speed through a modular certified system and integrated solutions for connectivity and cyber security.

LanguageEnglish

CategoryPresentations

FormatPDF

Pages24

Reading Time8 min

AccessFree to download

Table of contents

Key areas of focus - The advantages

Value proposition and benefits for stakeholders

System overview

Technical Features at a glance - Short Summary on Main Technical Aspects

Coordination

Temperature Considerations

Support Tools

How to get your RPP preconfigured?

Key areas of focus

Overview - Continuous operation

Energy efficiency

Space Saving - Modularity/Flexibility

The advantages - Easy to install

Speed up your projects

Unique power density

Optimum Interface - Simplifies connectivity

— CATA LOG RPP Remote Power Panels, Power Distribution Unit Smart, Flexible power to your data center • Intelligent data needs intelligent power • Unique power density, giving you more in less space • 50% less footprint, 100% redundancy A K K 1 0 8 4 6 6 A 4 4 2 3 — Table of contents 004–005 006–009 010–011 012–013 014–015 016–017 018019019 020–023 Key areas of focus The advantages Value proposition and benefits for stakeholders System overview Technical Features at a glance Short Summary on Main Technical Aspects Coordination Temperature Considerations Support Tools How to get your RPPpreconfigured? — Key areas of focus Overview Fulfilling the stringent needs for Data Center Power when it comes to continuous operation, energy efficiency, space saving, modularity and flexibility, is achieved with ABB’s RPP which is engineered specially to respond to the complexity and criticality of Data Center application. ABB’s configurable Remote Power Panel (RPP) helps to meet the demands of power-intensive applications, delivering unsurpassed power monitoring and distribution in a safe, reliable, space-saving footprint. The configurable RPP is the ideal solution for Data Center engineers, saving the time for planning and drawing of the RPP. Continuous operation Inside ABB’s Remote Power Panel (RPP) the SMISSLINE busbar technology is used. It ensures continuous operation and load-free devices and components can be plugged on and off under voltage with no need for additional personal protective equipment to guard against electrical hazards. (Note: national regulation and safety rules need to be fulfilled at any time) . The pluggable socket system is completely finger safe (IP2XB) . The SMISSLINE TP product portfolio provides a variety of circuit breakers and residual current devices up to 63A in different variations. With the touch proof SMISSLINE busbar system devices can easily be changed under voltage without any power interruption. Energy efficiency The ABB range of connected devices have been specifically developed to meet requirements of energy and asset management. Monitoring and controlling the energy flow in electrical distribution is made easy with these devices. The network analyzers and branch monitoring product help users to detect risks at an early stage thanks to total transparency, constant diagnostics and real time notifications. Space Saving Modularity/Flexibility Continous Operations Space saving Vertical structure saves space in the RPP and the input wiring is already integrated into the pluggable socket system. This reduces the number of cables in the RPP and results in a clear and organized panel. Modularity and flexibility. SMISSLINE, multi-pole devices can be positioned anywhere. The system provides flexible architecture and many different power supply options. The ability to incorporate last-minute changes promptly is likewise a great advantage. New devices can be integrated easily and safely. The system can be expanded quickly and is more efficient and fully compatible with existing installations.“Pay as you grow” is made easy by installing empty power distribution units and populate them with devices when your customers rent the rack space. 6 R PP REMOTE POWER PANELS , POWER DISTRIBUTION UNIT The advantages Easy to install The RPP focusses on user-friendliness: The SMISSLINE system consists of main busbars anda wide range of MCB’s that can be easily changed without power interruptions. The wiring method simplifies the overall installation and allows you to add any kind of protection device, metering or connection device. The SMISSLINE Direct Feed connects the MCCB and the SMISSLINE system in a compact and reliable way and there is no need for additional cabling. Adding devices can be done by the panel builder during the manufacturing phase or later by the

FAQs

What problem does ABB’s RPP target for data centers?

It is engineered to meet data center power requirements for continuous operation, energy efficiency, space saving, modularity, and flexibility, while improving power monitoring and distribution safety and reliability.

How does the SMISSLINE busbar technology support continuous operation?

It allows load-free devices and components to be plugged on and off under voltage without power interruption and without needing additional personal protective equipment, while requiring compliance with national regulations and safety rules.

What benefits are highlighted for installation and project speed?

The catalog emphasizes user-friendliness, simpler wiring methods, modular pluggable busbar architecture certified to IEC 61439-2, and reduced assembly time through solutions like SMISSLINE touch proof systems, Direct Feed, and retrofit-suitable branch monitoring.

Sep 11, 2026

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