Vertiv launches power panel for 100 kW-plus AI racks

Nov 13, 2026
The PowerStation 3100 RPP delivers 600 A to 1,200 A and can cut power to a single rack if a coolant leak is detected.
Vertiv launches power panel for 100 kW-plus AI racks

Vertiv has introduced the PowerStation 3100 RPP, a remote power panel for AI and high-performance computing racks that draw more than 100 kW, the company announced. It delivers 600 A to 1,200 A on a single UL-listed platform and is available now in North America.

Vertiv says newer AI power designs raise fault current at the rack, and direct liquid cooling creates a need to isolate power to one rack if a coolant leak is detected. The panel is pre-configured to match Vertiv's AI reference designs and can run on its own or as part of Vertiv's SmartRun and OneCore systems.

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