Zonit ATS - Automatic Transfer Switches
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About Zonit ATS - Automatic Transfer Switches
Zonit ATS devices are automatic transfer switches designed for critical IT equipment that only has one power supply, ensuring power redundancy in the event one of your power feeds goes down.
About Zonit ATS - Automatic Transfer Switches
Zonit ATS devices are automatic transfer switches designed for critical IT equipment that only has one power supply, ensuring power redundancy in the event one of your power feeds goes down.
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How Zonit uATS Micro Automatic Transfer Switches Work
A Zonit uATS (micro Automatic Transfer Switch) sits inline between two independent power feeds and a single-corded IT device. If the active feed loses power, the uATS transfers load to the standby feed in milliseconds — with no intervention required and no interruption to the connected equipment.
This makes the uATS the standard solution for adding power redundancy to servers, switches, and other rack equipment that ships with only one power supply.
Key use cases
- Single-PSU servers in dual-feed racks
- Network switches and storage devices without redundant power inputs
- Any critical IT load where a manual transfer or downtime is not acceptable
Configurations stocked at World Cord Sets
- uATS1-LV — low-voltage models with NEMA 5-15 input, IEC C13 output
- uATS1-HV — high-voltage models with IEC C14 input for 208 V / international feeds
- Standard and 6-ft cord lengths; made-to-order configurations available
All units are tested and certified before shipment. Custom configurations and blanket orders are supported — contact our engineering team for BOM assistance.
Certifications & compliance
- UL
- cUL
- RoHS
- REACH
- Every cord we build is hi-pot tested
- Same-day shipping by 2:30 PM ET
- NET 30/60/90 for approved accounts
- In-house engineering and compliance support
Frequently asked questions
- What is the difference between the uATS1-LV and uATS1-HV models?
- The uATS1-LV (low-voltage) models use a NEMA 5-15 plug input and are designed for standard 120 V North American circuits. The uATS1-HV (high-voltage) models use an IEC C14 input and are intended for 208 V or international power feeds common in data center environments. Check the input connector and your rack PDU voltage before selecting a model.
- What does the 'Y' or 'Ya' prefix mean in a Zonit uATS part number?
- In Zonit uATS part numbers, the Y or Ya prefix before a connector designation (e.g., YC13 or YaC13) indicates a right-angle or angled connector orientation on that end of the cord. This is relevant when space behind rack equipment is limited. Confirm the connector orientation you need before ordering, or contact our sales team for clarification.
- Can I order a single Zonit uATS unit, or is there a minimum quantity?
- There is no minimum order quantity. World Cord Sets sells Zonit uATS units from a single piece to large volume orders. Volume pricing tiers are shown on each product page. For blanket orders or project quantities, contact us for reserved pricing and scheduled releases.
- Do you ship Zonit ATS units internationally?
- Yes. World Cord Sets ships internationally. The queries we see from Spanish-language terms suggest interest from Latin American buyers — we can discuss distributor and reseller arrangements for Mexico and other regions. Contact us at (860) 763-2100 or submit a quote request for international shipping rates and lead times.