Rack Solutions 15A Horizontal Rackmount Power Strip with Surge Protection and 6 Rear Outlets (6ft Cord)

Engineered for professional environments, the Rack Solutions 15A Horizontal Rackmount Power Strip delivers protected, organized power where you need it most. Designed for standard 19-inch racks, this rugged, space-saving power strip keeps cables tucked neatly at the rear of the rack, helping airflow stay unobstructed and servicing your critical gear with ease. With six rear outlets and a six-foot cord, it offers flexible placement and ample access right where you want it, so you can power servers, switches, storage devices, and network appliances without front-panel clutter.

• Triply protected surge suppression that guards equipment in all three AC modes: Line to Neutral, Neutral to Ground, and Line to Ground, helping shield sensitive electronics from spikes and transients.
• Built-in circuit breaker for over-current protection, providing an extra layer of defense against overloads and accidental miswirings.
• Horizontal rackmount design optimized for 19-inch racks, ensuring a clean, professional installation with minimal footprint and organized cabling behind equipment.
• Six rear outlets offer convenient access for equipment mounted toward the back of the rack, reducing front-panel clutter and facilitating better cable management.
• Six-foot power cord provides flexible reach to power sources located within the rack footprint or adjacent equipment rooms, enabling versatile placement in crowded data centers or workshop stations.

Technical Details of Rack Solutions 15A Horizontal Rackmount Power Strip with Surge Protection and 6 Rear Outlets (6ft Cord)

• Current rating: 15A
• Outlet configuration: 6 rear outlets
• Cord length: 6 ft
• Surge protection: built-in surge suppression with triple-mode protection (Line to Neutral, Neutral to Ground, Line to Ground)
• Protection: integrated circuit breaker for over-current protection
• Mounting: horizontal rackmount for standard 19-inch racks

How to install Rack Solutions 15A Horizontal Rackmount Power Strip

• Power down and unplug all equipment in the rack before starting installation to prevent any electrical shock or data loss.
• Identify a suitable position in your rack where the power strip can be mounted horizontally without obstructing airflow or access to other devices.
• Attach the power strip to the rack using the included mounting hardware. Align the unit with compatible rack rails and secure it firmly to prevent movement during equipment changes.
• Route the 6 ft cord to a grounded AC outlet or power distribution unit. Avoid sharp bends, kinks, or contact with sharp edges to preserve cord integrity.
• Connect your devices to the rear outlets, keeping high-draw equipment in the most distant outlets from sensitive electronics whenever possible. Use cable ties or management channels to maintain tidy routing.
• Power on the rack, switch on the circuit breaker, and verify that each connected device receives power. If the circuit breaker trips, identify overloading equipment and rearrange loads to restore operation.

Frequently asked questions

• What does triple-mode surge protection mean? It means the surge protection circuitry guards against spikes in three ways: Line to Neutral, Neutral to Ground, and Line to Ground, reducing the risk of damage to connected equipment from transients and voltage irregularities.
• How many outlets does this power strip have and where are they located? It features six rear outlets, designed for access from the back of the rack to keep front-panel space clear and improve cable management.
• Is this power strip appropriate for standard 19-inch racks? Yes. The horizontal rackmount design is built to fit standard 19-inch rack enclosures commonly used in data centers, labs, and professional workspaces.
• Does it include a circuit breaker? Yes. A built-in circuit breaker provides over-current protection to help prevent damage from overloads.
• How should I install this in my rack? Follow the installation steps listed in the product guide: plan placement, mount horizontally using provided hardware, route the cord, connect devices to rear outlets, and test the breaker and power flow.