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CyberPower
A 1U rackmount switched PDU with eight NEMA 5-15R outlets, 120V 20A input, 12ft cord and network management via RJ45
The CyberPower PDU41002 is a 1U rackmount power distribution unit designed for IT environments that need remote outlet control. It supplies 120V 20A output across eight front-facing NEMA 5-15R receptacles from a single NEMA 5-15P input plug. Network management is handled through an RJ45 Ethernet port supporting IPv4, IPv6, SNMP, HTTP and other standard protocols. Local control is also available via the built-in LCD interface.
The unit provides eight individually switched outlets that can be cycled on, off or recycled on demand or on a schedule. This allows administrators to reboot locked devices, sequence startup loads or shed non-critical power remotely. The 20A maximum input current sets the aggregate limit for all connected equipment. Unfiltered electrical pass-through means the PDU does not condition or suppress surges on the supply line.
The rectangular metal chassis measures 4.41 L x 17.05 W inches and weighs 7.3 pounds, fitting a standard 1U rack space. A 12ft cord connects the NEMA 5-15P plug to the facility receptacle, giving placement flexibility within the rack row. The RJ45 network port requires a wired Ethernet drop for remote access. No internal batteries or conditioning circuitry are present, so the unit adds no runtime during mains loss.
| Brand | CyberPower |
|---|---|
| Model | PDU41002 |
| Part Number | PDU41002 |
| Type | Others |
| Style | 120V/20A |
| Input Voltage | 125 volts |
| Maximum Input Current | 20A |
| Input Connector(s) | -- Other -- |
| Cord Length | ft |
| Output Voltage | 125 volts |
| Output Connector(s) | 120V/20A |
| Features | Brand: CyberPower, Voltage: 125 volts, Material: Metal, Color: Black, Item Shape: Rectangle, Item Weight: 7.3 pounds, Model Number: PDU41002, Total Power Outlets: 8, Warranty Description: Three-year limited warranty, Special Feature: Mountable |
| Dimensions | 4.41 L x 17.05 W x 0.1 H inches |
| Shipping weight | 4.22 kg |
| Package size | 495 × 248 × 64 mm |
The unit has eight NEMA 5-15R outlets on the front, so any device with a standard 5-15P plug can be connected directly. The input uses a NEMA 5-15P plug, which fits a standard 120 V 15 A wall receptacle, though the PDU is rated for 20 A maximum input current.
Connect the PDU to the network via the RJ45 Ethernet port, then log into the CyberPower Management Console or web interface. The LCD on the front panel also shows real-time voltage, current, and per-outlet status, confirming each of the eight outlets is powered and controllable.
The package includes the 1U metal chassis, a 12 ft input cord with NEMA 5-15P plug, mounting brackets for rack installation, and documentation. Network cable for the RJ45 management port and any L5-20 adapter for 20 A input are not included.
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