Minuteman UPS 10ft Cord NEMA L6-20P 24-Outlets Switched Power Distribution Unit

The Minuteman UPS RPM2024I2LCD-L20P is a switched power distribution unit that installs vertically in a standard rack and gives you full, outlet-level control from anywhere with a browser or SNMP tool. Designed for network closets, branch offices, and data center rows, it lets you reboot locked-up gear, schedule startup sequences, and watch real-time load levels without stepping into the server room.

Across its 24 individually switched outlets you will find 21 IEC 60320 C13 connections for servers, switches, and smaller devices, along with 3 IEC 60320 C19 connections for higher-draw equipment such as larger UPS systems or blade enclosures. A 10-foot cord with a NEMA L6-20P plug reaches an available 20-amp receptacle, giving you flexibility when the rack is not right next to the wall outlet.

The unit occupies no horizontal rack space thanks to its 0U vertical format, so you keep every rack-mount slot free for revenue-generating hardware. LEDs on the front show local status at a glance, while the built-in web card provides the same information remotely, complete with overload alerts sent by email or SNMP trap.

Included centralized monitoring software lets you oversee multiple Minuteman RPM units from one dashboard. Whether you manage a single rack in a remote branch or dozens of cabinets across a campus, the software helps you group devices, script mass reboots, and document power events for compliance.

Administrators, managed service providers, and lab technicians will appreciate how the RPM2024I2LCD-L20P trims downtime and reduces truck rolls by putting reliable, per-outlet control a click away.

Highlights:

• 24 individually switched outlets: 21 IEC C13 and 3 IEC C19
• NEMA L6-20P input plug with 10-foot cord for easy placement
• Design mounts vertically in a rack so it uses zero rack units
• Remote power control and monitoring through a web browser or SNMP
• Centralized monitoring software included for managing multiple PDUs
• Automatic overload alerts, outlet-level metering, and power sequencing