Pulizzi ePDU TPC115-1 10-Outlets PDU

Designed for mission-critical environments, the Pulizzi ePDU TPC115-1 10-Outlets PDU delivers robust power distribution with built-in safety features. The standout capability is the remote emergency power-off (EPO), which gives operators the confidence to execute a controlled shutdown from a single button—essential for rapid response during maintenance or emergencies. This hardwired ePDU can have the power-off switch located anywhere in the data center for quick access, improving uptime and safety for racks housing servers, storage, and network equipment. With ten independently controllable outlets, the TPC115-1 supports scalable deployments and efficient power management across demanding workloads, while helping you keep cables organized and airflow unobstructed.

• Ten outlets for scalable rack power distribution. The TPC115-1 provides a dense and reliable power distribution solution for modern server rooms and data centers. Ten outlets enable you to consolidate loads from multiple devices onto a single, centralized PDU, simplifying cable management and reducing clutter inside the rack. The compact form factor is designed to fit standard 19-inch racks, allowing for flexible placement without compromising cooling or access to adjacent equipment. This configuration supports growth, allowing IT teams to reallocate outlets as new servers, storage, and networking gear come online while maintaining a clean, organized rack environment.
• Remote Emergency Power Off (EPO) with one-button control. A defining feature of the Pulizzi ePDU is its remote EPO capability. The power-off switch is hardwired and can be installed at a convenient location away from the rack, providing immediate, complete shutdown of all outlets with a single button press. In critical fault scenarios or during maintenance, this one-button control minimizes the risk of partial power states and electrical surges, enabling safe, rapid isolation of power to protect hardware and data integrity. This capability is especially valuable in environments where quick intervention is necessary to prevent equipment damage or data loss.
• Hardwired installation for secure, reliable operation. The TPC115-1 is designed for hardwired integration into your facility’s electrical infrastructure. This approach delivers consistent performance, predictable surge protection, and compatibility with centralized power distribution strategies. The remote EPO switch can be placed where authorized personnel can access it quickly, while keeping it physically separated from racks to reduce the chance of accidental activation. The robust construction and standard 19-inch rack compatibility make it a dependable choice for data centers, server rooms, and network closets that demand durable, long-term power control solutions.
• Enhanced safety, clarity, and cable management. Beyond EPO, the ePDU supports clear outlet labeling and organized cabling to improve visibility of load distribution and reduce the risk of miswiring during maintenance. The design emphasizes safety-conscious operation, with components engineered to withstand the rigors of data-center environments, including frequent plug-in cycles and continuous operation. This results in easier maintenance windows, faster troubleshooting, and improved overall power management, even as equipment density and workloads rise.
• Reliability and future-ready scalability for IT environments. The TPC115-1 is purpose-built to support evolving data-center needs. With ten outlets, it accommodates a range of devices—from blade servers to storage arrays and network gear—while enabling centralized shutdown capabilities via the remote EPO switch. Its rugged build, standard rack-mount form, and straightforward integration with existing electrical systems make it a dependable foundation for any growing IT infrastructure, helping organizations optimize uptime, safety, and energy management across multiple racks and rows.

Technical Details of Pulizzi ePDU TPC115-1 10-Outlets PDU

• Outlets: 10
• Remote Emergency Power Off (EPO): Yes
• Connection type: Hardwired power input (designed for secure integration with facility power)
• Mounting compatibility: 19-inch rack-mountable with included hardware
• Control and accessibility: Remote EPO switch can be placed at a convenient, secure location
• Ideal for: Data centers, server rooms, and network closets requiring rapid power-off capabilities and organized power distribution

How to Install Pulizzi ePDU TPC115-1 10-Outlets PDU

Installing the Pulizzi ePDU TPC115-1 is a straightforward process that enhances both safety and operational efficiency in your data center. Follow these steps to ensure a secure, reliable setup that maximizes the benefits of remote power control and distributed outlets:

• Plan your layout: Identify a suitable location for the PDU inside the rack and determine the optimal route for the remote EPO switch. Ensure the EPO switch path is accessible to authorized personnel but protected from accidental activation. Consider airflow and cable management when selecting placement to avoid obstructing cooling intakes or exhausting cables.
• Shut down and verify power: Before any installation work, power down the equipment on the rack or upstream circuit in accordance with your facility's safety procedures. Use standard lockout/tagout practices if required by your organization to prevent unexpected energization.
• Mount the PDU: Align the PDU with the rack rails and secure it using the included mounting hardware. Ensure the unit is level and firmly fastened to withstand vibrations and equipment movements. Leave space for cooling airflow around the PDU and attached cables to promote proper heat dissipation.
• Connect input power: Wire the PDU to the appropriate power source according to your local electrical codes and facility standards. Use proper gauge wiring and connectors, and verify that the input circuit can handle the total outlet load. If you are unsure about wiring configurations, consult a qualified electrician or your data-center facilities team.
• Set up the remote EPO switch: Install the remote EPO switch in the selected location, and connect it to the PDU per the included manual. Confirm that the switch remains securely mounted and protected from environmental hazards. Label the switch path and test the connection to ensure the PDU responds to a remote shutdown within seconds under controlled conditions.
• Load distribution and labeling: Connect devices to the 10 outlets in a logical, well-documented layout. Label each outlet with its corresponding device or server group to simplify future maintenance and load balancing. Consider implementing a cable management plan to keep cords tidy and reduce lift risk during servicing.
• Testing the EPO function: After powering the system, perform a controlled test of the EPO feature. Press the remote power-off switch and verify that all outlets promptly shut down, then restore power to confirm normal operation. Document the test results and schedule regular EPO tests as part of your data-center maintenance protocol.

Frequently asked questions

• Q: What is the Pulizzi ePDU TPC115-1 10-Outlets PDU?
  A: It is a hardwired power distribution unit with ten outlets and a remote Emergency Power Off (EPO) capability, designed for data-center-grade reliability and rapid, one-button shutdown from a remote location.
• Q: How does the remote EPO work?
  A: A wired EPO switch is installed at a convenient location. Pressing the switch triggers a complete power-off sequence across all outlets on the PDU, providing a safe and immediate shutdown when needed.
• Q: Is it compatible with standard racks?
  A: Yes, the TPC115-1 is designed for standard 19-inch racks and includes mounting hardware for straightforward installation in typical data-center environments.
• Q: Does it offer outlet-level monitoring or energy reporting?
  A: The information provided focuses on outlets, remote shutdown capability, and hardwired installation. It does not specify built-in energy monitoring or telemetry; for monitoring, pair with external PDUs or data-center monitoring tools as needed.
• Q: What environments is this PDU best suited for?
  A: It is ideal for data centers, server rooms, and network closets where rapid, centralized power control, safe shutdown, and organized power distribution are critical to uptime and operational safety.