Middle Atlantic RLNK-920R Rackmount Pdu 20 Amp 9-outlet

Product Description

The Middle Atlantic RLNK-920R is a rackmount power distribution unit (PDU) designed for controlled distribution of AC power to rack-mounted equipment. This unit provides 9 switched outlets with remote control capability, making it suitable for data closets, AV systems, and equipment racks where individual outlet switching is required. Rated at 20 amps, it handles the power demands of professional rack environments. Installation and management are handled by systems integrators, AV technicians, and IT infrastructure professionals working with structured rack deployments.

The RLNK-920R is used in commercial and residential rack installations where remote power management is needed. Typical applications include broadcast racks, AV equipment rooms, server closets, and control rooms where the ability to reboot or switch individual outlets without physical access to the rack saves time and reduces service calls. Each of the 9 outlets can be controlled independently, allowing selective power cycling of specific devices in the rack.

Key Features

• 9 individually switched AC outlets for granular power control
• 20-amp total circuit capacity for high-demand rack environments
• Remote outlet control capability reduces on-site service requirements
• Rackmount form factor designed for standard equipment racks
• Sold as a single unit (each)

Compatibility

Designed as a rackmount PDU replacement or addition for standard EIA equipment racks in AV, IT, and broadcast environments. No specific compatible model numbers were provided in the product data.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified systems integrator, AV technician, or licensed electrician familiar with rackmount power distribution. De-energize the rack circuit and verify the branch circuit breaker is off before mounting and wiring the unit. Ensure the dedicated branch circuit matches the 20-amp rating of the unit and complies with NEC requirements for equipment installations. Do not exceed the total rated amperage across all connected outlets simultaneously.