MINUTEMAN RPM3024I2LCD-L30P PDU Switched 24-Outlet 208V 30A NEMA L5-30P 21×C13 3×C19 0U Vertical
- Power Distribution…
- 0U Vertical Install…
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A switched 0U vertical PDU with 24 NEMA 5-15R outlets, 15 A IEC320 C20 input, 10 ft cord, local LCD metering and IP-addressable remote outlet control
Model RPM1524N1LCD
The MINUTEMAN RPM1524N1LCD is a 0U vertical power distribution unit that provides 24 NEMA 5-15R outlets from a single IEC320 C20 input. It is built for network administrators who need to control and monitor power to multiple rack-mounted devices from one IP address. The 10 ft cord allows flexible placement within the cabinet.
A 15 A input circuit breaker protects the strip from continuous overload rather than relying on short-term surge handling. The local LCD reports real-time amperage, temperature and humidity so operators can spot thermal trends before they trip the breaker. Email or SNMP traps deliver threshold alerts without requiring a constant browser session.
Verify that your rack power source terminates in an IEC320 C20 receptacle and that the 10 ft inlet reaches it without strain. Confirm the upstream circuit can supply 15 A continuously for the intended load. Ensure a 10/100 Base-T Ethernet drop is available for the management port and that your monitoring stack accepts SNMP v1, v2c or v3 traps.
| Brand | MINUTEMAN |
|---|---|
| Model | RPM1524N1LCD |
| Type | Power Distribution Units |
| Style | 0U Vertical Installation |
| Certifications | 62368-1 Certification |
| Maximum Input Current | 15A |
| Input Connector(s) | IEC320 C20 |
| Cord Length | 10 ft |
| Output Connector(s) | Front Panel Receptacles: (24) 5-15 R |
| Maximum Output Current | 15A |
| Overload Protection | Input Circuit Breaker Protection |
| Features | IP-addressable Remote Power Manager Built-in Web Server to support Remote Power Management Event Notifications via Email or SNMP Traps Local LCD displays Amps, IP Address, Temperature and/or Humidity Daily, Weekly, Monthly & Yearly Power Consumption Data 10/100 Base-T Ethernet Port IPv4, IPv6 Support and SNMP Support (v1,v2c,v3) Telnet, SSH Encryption Support Radius Authentication User Account for Three Different Permissions Management Systems Alarm Notification via Email, SNMP, Syslog, LED or Audible Alarm SSL Web Browser for Set Up and Operation IP Address Filtering Maximum 5,000 E |
| Shipping weight | 6.35 kg |
| Package size | 1890 × 221 × 109 mm |
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The unit draws up to 15 A through its IEC320 C20 inlet and passes power to 24 NEMA 5-15R outlets; it has no built-in fans, so it adds no audible noise and only the minimal heat from its internal circuitry.
A standard CAT5 Ethernet cable for the 10/100 Base-T port and a 10 ft IEC320 C20 power cord are required to reach the upstream UPS or wall circuit.
The RJ-45 port negotiates 10/100 Base-T speeds and supports IPv4, IPv6, SNMP v1/v2c/v3, SSH and Telnet, so it will communicate with legacy 10 Mbps switches without configuration changes.
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