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Black metal power distribution unit with eight outlets and network port

Tripp Lite

Tripp Lite PDUMH15NET2LX PDU 120V 1.4kW 15A 8×5-15R 5-15P

SKU CH-2M01-DAEPG

Distributes 120 V power to eight 5-15R outlets with a 15 A 5-15P input and 1.4 kW capacity

  • 8 switched outlets enable remote power cycling per device
  • 4 kW capacity supports dense 120 V rack loads
  • 15 A NEMA 5-15P input fits standard facility circuits
  • Network management allows outlet monitoring and control over IP

Network-switched 8-outlet PDU

This 120 V power distribution unit supplies 1.4 kW through eight 5-15R receptacles from a single 5-15P inlet. It is built for rack-mounted servers and network gear that need remote outlet control and monitoring. The switched design lets administrators cycle power to individual devices without visiting the rack.

15 A circuit limits total load

The 15 A rating caps combined draw at 1.4 kW, so equipment exceeding that threshold must use a higher-capacity unit. Only NEMA 5-15R outlets are provided, restricting use to devices with matching plugs. No other voltage or receptacle options are available on this model.

Highlights

  • 8 switched outlets enable remote power cycling per device
  • 4 kW capacity supports dense 120 V rack loads
  • 15 A NEMA 5-15P input fits standard facility circuits
  • Network management allows outlet monitoring and control over IP

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Should I pick the 8-outlet 1.4 kW model or a different capacity?

This unit provides eight 5-15R outlets fed by a single 5-15P plug rated for 15 A at 120 V, so the 1.4 kW limit applies to the whole strip.

What does the 1.4 kW rating mean when I plug servers into it?

It is the maximum continuous load the 15 A input breaker will carry; the eight outlets share that 1.4 kW budget, so total connected equipment must stay below it.

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