Leviton 53C6M-1N7 15A Medical Grade Power Strip with Load Monitoring Inform Technology, 6-Outlet, 7’ Cord

Simplify code compliance and improve electrical safety in clinical and critical infrastructure areas with the Leviton 53C6M-1N7 medical grade power strip. This Leviton power strip uses Inform load monitoring technology to provide a clear, real-time LED indication when the connected load reaches the NFPA 99 75% threshold—eliminating manual ampacity calculations while preserving continuous power to critical devices. Built for healthcare and sensitive environments, it features six hospital-grade NEMA 5-15R outlets with locking covers, a 15A (12A max continuous) rating, and a 7' hospital-grade cord. SPRPT listing and UL 1363A / UL 60601-1 certifications ensure compliance for patient-care spaces and isolated power applications. The non-surge design and robust construction make it ideal for powering monitors, telemetry racks, surveillance cameras, security workstations, and IT equipment where reliability and regulatory adherence matter. Deploy this Leviton power strip in patient rooms, nurse stations, data closets, or surveillance hubs to streamline monitoring and maintain safe, dependable power. Order now to upgrade device power management and compliance in your facility.

• Real-time Inform load monitoring alerts when the connected load reaches the NFPA 75% threshold, simplifying code compliance and reducing manual calculations
• Six hospital-grade NEMA 5-15R outlets with locking covers provide secure, reliable connections for patient-care, security, and IT equipment
• SPRPT-listed and UL 1363A / UL 60601-1 certified for use in healthcare and isolated power applications, supporting CMS and Joint Commission requirements
• 15A (12A continuous) capacity with a 7' hospital-grade cord delivers dependable power distribution for telemetry, surveillance, and clinical devices
• Non-intrusive LED indication notifies staff of load conditions without interrupting power, preserving uptime for critical monitoring and security systems