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Black metal 1U rack strip with eight NEMA 5-15R outlets and a front LCD screen

MINUTEMAN

MINUTEMAN RPM158N1LCD PDU 12A 15A 100-120V 8x5-15R LCD IP-addressable 1U/0U

SKU CH-7ADP-NZ9GQ MPN RPM158N1LCD

An IP-addressable PDU with eight 5-15R outlets, 12 A maximum load, 15 A breaker, local LCD read-out and 10 ft IEC320 C20 input cord

  • Certified standards62368-1 Certification
  • Input current rating15A
  • Input connectionIEC320 C20
  • Cord length10 ft (3.05 m)
  • Output outletsRear Panel Receptacles: (8) 5-15R
  • Maximum output current15A

Model RPM158N1LCD

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  • IP-addressable remote power management with built-in web server and SNMP alerts
  • Local LCD shows real-time amps, IP address, temperature and humidity
  • Eight NEMA 5-15R outlets deliver 12-amp max load with 15-amp breaker protection
  • Flexible 1U horizontal or 0U vertical mounting fits any rack layout
  • 10-foot IEC320 C20 input cord connects to 100-120VAC sources

1U/0U IP-addressable PDU with LCD

The Minuteman RPM158N1LCD is a rack-mount power distribution unit that delivers eight NEMA 5-15R outlets from a single IEC320 C20 inlet. It supports both 1U horizontal and 0U vertical mounting so it fits standard racks or cabinet side rails. An integrated LCD shows real-time current, IP address and environmental readings. The unit is rated for a maximum load of 12 amps with a 15-amp input breaker.

Replaces basic power strips without remote control

This PDU adds IP-addressable outlet switching so administrators can power-cycle individual devices from anywhere. The jump is worth it when you manage servers or network gear that occasionally lock up and need a hard reboot without a site visit. Built-in web server, SNMP traps and email alerts provide automated event notification. Daily, weekly, monthly and yearly consumption logs store up to 5000 entries each for capacity planning.

Check inlet compatibility

Your rack must supply a 100-120VAC source with an IEC320 C20 connector to match the 10-foot input cord. Confirm the upstream circuit can deliver 15 amps so the internal breaker does not nuisance-trip. A 10/100 Base-T Ethernet drop is required for the management interface, which supports IPv4, IPv6, SNMP v1/v2c/v3, SSH and RADIUS authentication. Verify that your monitoring system can consume SNMP traps or syslog messages for alarm integration.

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Price $635.99
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Specifications

Product
Brand nameMINUTEMAN
Model nameRPM158N1LCD
Product typePower Distribution Units
Design styleHorizontal Installation, 0U Vertical Installation
Power
Input current rating15A
Input connectionIEC320 C20
Output outletsRear Panel Receptacles: (8) 5-15R
Maximum output current15A
Overload protectionInput Circuit Breaker Protection
Size & build
Cord length10 ft (3.05 m)
Shipping weight2.72 kg
Package size505 × 211 × 89 mm
Environment & compliance
Certified standards62368-1 Certification

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Questions about this item

What rack space and input connector does the RPM158N1LCD need for horizontal or vertical mounting?

The unit fits in 1U of horizontal rack space or mounts in 0U vertical orientation and connects via an IEC320 C20 inlet on a 10 ft cord.

Which network step must be completed before the built-in web server and SNMP traps become reachable?

Assign a static IPv4 or IPv6 address through the front LCD or a serial console, then link the 10/100 Base-T Ethernet port to your management VLAN.

What ongoing log maintenance does the RPM158N1LCD require once its 5,000-entry event and power-consumption buffers fill up?

Export or clear the logs through the web interface or scheduled SNMP pulls before the circular buffer overwrites the oldest 5,000 records.

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