Minuteman UPS 8-Outlets Managed Power Distribution Module

Overview

The Minuteman UPS RPM158N1LCD-15P is a managed power distribution module designed to provide precise control and monitoring of power delivery in rack or cabinet environments. It features eight NEMA 5-15P outlets and a ten-foot input cord, allowing flexible placement without the need for extension cables. This unit enables remote management over IP, letting users reboot devices, schedule power cycles, and monitor current draw from a browser interface, which helps maintain uptime and optimize power usage in data centers, network closets, and edge sites.

Key features

• Eight individually switched outlets that allow selective power control for connected equipment
• Remote management via IP connection for rebooting devices and scheduling outlet power cycles without physical access
• Real-time load monitoring on each outlet to help balance power distribution and prevent circuit overloads
• Ten-foot power cord providing flexibility to reach wall or floor outlets without extra extension cables
• Compact and lightweight design at 8.7 pounds for easy installation on rack shelves or walls
• Ideal for managing power in data centers, branch offices, and laboratory test benches where precise control and monitoring are essential

Key specs

• Outlets: 8 x NEMA 5-15P switched outlets
• Input cord length: 10 feet
• Weight: 8.7 pounds
• Remote control: IP-based management and scheduling
• Load monitoring: Real-time current measurement per outlet

Connectivity and compatibility

This power distribution module connects to your network via IP, enabling remote access through standard web browsers. It integrates seamlessly into existing rack setups and supports common NEMA 5-15P devices, making it compatible with a wide range of servers, networking gear, and peripherals. The ten-foot power cord ensures easy connection to available power sources without additional cabling.

Ideal uses and environments

The RPM158N1LCD-15P fits well in environments where controlled power management is critical. It supports IT professionals who need to remotely reboot frozen servers or schedule power cycles during maintenance windows. Branch office managers can reset devices after hours without onsite visits, and laboratory teams can monitor power consumption on test benches without extra meters. Its design suits data centers, edge computing sites, and small business network closets that require reliable and manageable power distribution.