Basic PDU, 1.44kW Single-Phase, 120V, 14 Outlets (5-15R), NEMA 5-15P Input, 15 ft. Cord, 0U Vertical Rack-Mount Power (PDUV15)

The best but a little over priced now.

A Great plug strip for my workshop. Good mounting hardware an a LONG cord!! Well worth the money. It offers the type of protection needed for tools.

I had a 20 amp line run to my home office to accomodate a new APC 2200 watt UPS. This PDU connected to the UPS for my desk devices. Bottom line, after two paid visits from an electrician, the ultimate diagnosis is this PDU was causing the circuit to trip. I have temporarily fixed the issue by plugging a second smaller APC UPS into my APC 2200 to replace this PDU. It's 3 weeks past the return date and now I have to uninstall this and will replace it with an APC PDU. In the attached picture, the TrippLite is mounted under the desk, and the temporary PDU replacement is the APC unit on the floor. BTW, the PDU was only pulling 3.6 amps with everything powered per the electrician. Update -- replaced the PDU with a different model and had the same problem. I called APC and my SMT2200 logs indicate that it is not the Tripp Lite PDU but the APC UPS itself. Bottom line -- Tripp Lite PDU works as advertised.

This unit seems to be of high quality and works well in my Dell server rack. The included mounting hardware holds the strip very well. I would recommend it to anyone looking for a good PDU.

This point does nothing that a couple $5 powers trips don't. It does not mount on the vertices beams of a network rack, only the horizontal supports of a 4 post rack.

This was used on a 4 post rack where I did not have space for a power strip. It fits along the sides and works well.

I was surprise to find that the cord was so durable and had as many outlets as I would need for my important appliances.

very good item for this price.