Rack Mount Power Strips, Rack PDU Power Strip Surge Protector, 1U Rack Power Strip for 19" Standard Rack, 12 Outlets,15A/125V, 6FT Cord

The first power strip I bought had the power cable coming out the side. It still fit my rack just fine and I was very happy with the price so I bought a second. The second one is different. It has the power cable coming out the back which should help in some mounting situations. The second one also has a plastic cover over the power switch. In the picture of both, the newer one with the cover over the switch is on top. I'm happy with both, though I'm sure some people would like to know which version they are going to receive.

Nice basic piece, outlets on the front. Fit my rack perfectly with no issues

I dont know about other reviewers but It was a breeze to setup and works as advertized and fits on my 19inch rails easily and i built the shelves and rails from scratch. If your looking for something quick and easy then this product is what you definately need, word of advice tho make sure you flip the power switch on if you want things to work, suprisngly the first thing i did and worked fine.

Its sturdy and worked for exactly what I needed it for.

I have the 12 socket version. The build quality is just average. Inside the enclosure the contacts for each socket are staggered and that allows three parallel wires to run the entire length of the strip. Each socket is soldered to these three wires. There are no physical plastic barriers between the wires or the contacts in case one of the outlets overheats. Overall the strip is OK to use but I'm not impressed.

Great customer service , at first my product didn’t work. However, Kungfuking Aluminum Contacted me asap to provide me with another product. I am happy with my product and service. I highly recommend using the outlet for your media room. Thanks again.

Lots of outlets!

I purchased this as it was cheaper than getting a 20A to 15A converter for the ones I was given. It did take over 3 weeks to get here, so plan ahead. That being said, once it got here, I am pretty impressed with it. The one minor issue I had was the the screw holes on the 1st and 3rd holes didnt line up with my rack as the holes are too close together. I ended up using the top 2 holes on each side and it worked just fine. I like the fact that the power button has a plastic cover over it so it is not easily hit. There is also a surge LED to let you know if your strip has been nuked.

I'm not going to lie. I bought this because of the name, to see if it was actually good. It's not. My unit had a piece of vacuum-formed plastic covering the terminals and it's not fire rated. Basically retail packaging plastic. The other reviewer mentioned concerns with the bus-rail design, adding a combustible in here doubles them. The bigger question though, is why was this in here? Do they expect me to flip the rack ears while it's plugged in? I then scoured the product page and unit to find any mention of certification and remembered the price I paid for it. It has none, and this shows you why certifications are needed. I returned it and bought the next up, a StarTech 8 outlet unit for $80 CAD or so. It was 2x the price, but my equipment is much more. Out of curiousity, I opened the StarTech unit (was I just joshing myself?) The difference is NIGHT AND DAY. The outlets are in groups of two with separate runs, it's roomy, nothing is flammable, solder and mechanical connections are solid, it actually has a surge protection circuit inside of it. The StarTech unit is a properly engineered, safe, reliable product. Like any UL/CE-listed product would have to be.