Switched Remote Power Distribution Units (PDUs)

The three primary types of PDUs are: (1) Basic PDUs, which provide simple power distribution with no monitoring or switching; (2) Metered PDUs, which include current and voltage monitoring for visibility into power consumption; and (3) Switched/Remote PDUs (RPPs), which offer full remote control of individual outlets or branch circuits, enabling remote reboot, load management, and branch circuit monitoring for mission-critical environments.

DEI Power Remote Power Panels are available in 225A, 400A, 600A, 800A, 1200A, and 1600A ratings. Each amperage tier is designed for specific deployment scales — from smaller server rooms and edge compute sites at 225A to hyperscale data center main distribution at 1200A and 1600A. All ratings support multi-voltage configurations including 480Y/277V, 208Y/120V, 120/240V, and 415/240V.

Yes. All DEI Power Remote Power Panels are UL 891 compliant, meeting the safety and code requirements for low-voltage switchboards. They are manufactured as Siemens-approved OEM solutions and are also EUSERC approved. This certification ensures the equipment is recognized by electrical inspectors and AHJs, reducing risk of code rejections during project closeout.

In-stock DEI Power RPPs ship within 1 business day from their Ontario, California facility, with job-site delivery in 3–5 business days. Built-to-order configurations carry typical lead times of 4–6 weeks. This is significantly faster than the industry-standard 14–16 week lead times, making DEI Power a preferred source for emergency replacements and time-sensitive deployments.

Yes. Branch circuit monitoring is available as an option across DEI Power's Remote Power Panel lineup. This allows facility teams and data center operators to track individual branch circuit loads in real time, improving energy management, capacity planning, and early fault detection without requiring additional external metering hardware.

Remote Power Panels are widely used in data centers and colocation facilities for structured IT load distribution, healthcare facilities for imaging and life-safety branch loads, telecommunications and edge compute sites, AI and GPU compute clusters, and commercial and industrial buildings requiring organized, code-compliant branch circuit distribution. DEI Power RPPs are designed to meet the demanding requirements of all these environments.