APC 1U 120V 15A 8 x NEMA Outlets Switched Rack Power Distribution Unit

The APC AP7900B is a switched rack power distribution unit built for administrators who need reliable power control in a standard 19 inch equipment rack. It occupies one rack unit, delivers 120 volts at up to 15 amperes, and provides eight NEMA 5-15R outlets that face the rear of the rack. The unit draws power through an integrated 12 foot cord, so it can reach the nearest branch circuit without extension cables.

Each outlet can be turned on or off individually through a secure web or network interface, which lets you reboot locked servers, cut power to unused gear, or sequence startup after maintenance without visiting the rack in person. Real-time current monitoring appears on the front display and in the management console, making it simple to spot devices that pull more power than expected and to set thresholds that trigger alerts before a breaker trips.

The appliance supports multi-tier user accounts, TLS 1.2 sessions, and AES encryption. That combination helps safeguard remote sessions and aligns with the security policies common in corporate networks, colocation facilities, and education labs.

Integrators appreciate the horizontal mounting style because it leaves vertical rails open for cable managers, and the 1.4 kilowatt capacity covers a typical stack of network switches, firewalls, and small servers. In a growing edge deployment, a retail point of sale rack, or a development lab, the AP7900B gives staff the visibility and control they need to keep equipment running and to restore service quickly when something locks up.

• Eight NEMA 5-15R outlets that can be switched independently
• Input accepts 120 volts at 15 amperes and supports loads up to 1.4 kilowatts
• Chassis occupies one rack unit in a horizontal orientation
• Attached power cord is 12 feet long for flexible placement
• Remote outlet monitoring, sequencing, and reboot capability
• Real-time current display with user-defined overload alarms
• Secure management with multi-tier access, TLS 1.2, and AES encryption