MINUTEMAN RPM308N1LCD-HW 30A 120V Switched PDU 8x NEMA 5-15/20R Hardwired 0U LCD Network
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Switched PDU with 16 NEMA 5-15/20R outlets, 20 A input via NEMA 5-20P, 0U vertical mount, and IP-addressable remote outlet control
Model RPM2016N1LCD-20P
The Minuteman RPM2016N1LCD-20P is a 0U vertical power distribution unit that delivers sixteen NEMA 5-15/20R receptacles from a single NEMA 5-20P input. It targets network administrators who need remote on/off control and real-time monitoring of connected servers, switches or security appliances. A local LCD reports current draw, IP address and environmental data at a glance.
Replacing a non-networked power strip with this unit adds IP-addressable outlet switching, SNMP trap alerts and email notifications for overload or threshold events. The jump is worth it when uptime depends on rebooting frozen gear without a site visit or when you must track daily, weekly, monthly and yearly consumption across up to twenty-four devices from one IP address.
Confirm the facility provides a 20 A circuit with a NEMA 5-20R receptacle to accept the 10 ft input cord. Ensure the rack offers a 0U vertical channel with enough clearance for the sixteen front-facing outlets and that your management network supports IPv4 or IPv6, SNMP v1/v2c/v3 and SSH for secure access.
| Brand | MINUTEMAN |
|---|---|
| Model | RPM2016N1LCD-20P |
| Type | Power Distribution Units |
| Style | 0U Vertical Installation |
| Certifications | 62368-1 Certification |
| Maximum Input Current | 20A |
| Input Connector(s) | NEMA 5-20P |
| Cord Length | 10 ft |
| Output Connector(s) | Front Panel Receptacles: (16) 5-15/20R |
| Maximum Output Current | 20A |
| 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 | 5.44 kg |
| Package size | 1359 × 221 × 109 mm |
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The 0U vertical style installs in the side channel of a standard rack using the included brackets; it does not consume horizontal rack units and fits typical 4-post cabinets.
Connect the CAT5 cable to the 10/100 Base-T port, assign a static IPv4 or IPv6 address or enable DHCP, then configure SNMP v1, v2c or v3 community strings before managing outlets.
The internal input circuit breaker can be reset after an overload; the LCD panel and network module are not user-serviceable and would require factory service if they fail.
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