Power Manifold

Power Manifold powers a stack of Raspberry Pis, mini PCs, phones and laptops from one DC power supply. It replaces the separate power adapter for each device, the power strip and the cables between them. Each of its six USB-C ports supports USB Power Delivery, so every device gets the voltage it requests, and a built-in controller monitors every port.

Before: six adapters, a power strip and six cords to untangle.

With Power Manifold: one supply, one box, six cables.

Six ports, up to 100 W each

Each port offers 5, 9, 12, 15 and 20 V plus PPS, and up to 5 A with a 5 A cable.

Shares power by priority

Set the size of your power supply and a priority for each port. When devices ask for more than the supply can give, the least important ports are turned down. Nothing is switched off.

Works with Home Assistant

Every port shows up with its power, an on/off switch and its settings, ready for dashboards, the energy panel and automations.

Status lights and live readings

A light under each port shows what it is doing, and the built-in web interface shows live power for every port.

Where to go next

Set it upConnect power, get it on your network and choose a password.

Set up your portsNames, on/off at power-up, voltage and current limits, auto-off when charged.

Add it to Home AssistantConnect it to your MQTT broker and every port appears automatically.

TroubleshootingWhat a red light or a problem warning means, and what to do about it.