Does the electrical code allow for a 30 amp, 12 volt circuit with 15 amp outlets?

Here is the reason I ask. I have a technical resource (computer geek) asking for a 30 amp circuit running 120 volts in order to power up a individual computer devices. Each device would be plugged into its own outlet.

Questions:
1) Can such a circuit exist?
2) Is it safe?
3) Is there a better way to handle such an electrical load?

Many thanks.

-Robert

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Makes such an animal. 30 A input and multiple 120 V outputs.

Another way to do things like this but with even more power is to mount a sub-panel on a rack. Use a 4 wire 240 V plug and then use as many breakers as you would like to power the rack of equipment. It works well.

Does the electrical code allow for a 30 amp, 12 volt circuit with 15 amp outlets?ABSOLUTELY NOT.

A 30A circuit must have a 30A receptacle if used.

They are probably calling for a 30A/120v twistlock receptacle to plug in a big UPS or something.

You could also use 2 15A breakers and this way you don't have everything on one circuit. From there you could use your 15A outlets. Just an idea.