CyberPower CPS1215RM Basic PDU, 120V/15A, 10 Outlets, 15ft Power Cord, 1U Rackmount

This is a straightforward PDU that does exactly what a PDU is supposed to do, nothing more, nothing less. It has no surge protection built in, which was actually a requirement for me since it's connected to a UPS that handles that already.

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Purchased two of these devices for use in our computer area - as an IT employee and manager with more than 25 years of experience, I can tell you that: - The fit & finish is on-par with PDUs from major brands and vendors (Dell, HP, IBM). The device feels premium (weight, balance) and ships with the mounting brackets built-in. Note that the mounting brackets are built onto the unit and cannot be removed; if you want to remove them, you will need to bend or saw them off. Note that mounting screws are NOT included - plan to purchase mounting screws or hardware separately if required. - The outlets are on the rear of the PDU. If you have wide power adapters ("bricks"), they will cover TWO outlets - plan to purchase short power cable extensions (if needed) to get full utilization of the PDU. - The lit power switch on the front of the device is a nice touch and appreciated. Anyone who has ever worked in a dense, rack filled environment will tell you that these save time (no tracing the cable to disconnect it) and make work easier. Users who deploy the PDU under a desk will appreciate that the power switch has a plastic cover that comes down over the power switch - the cover is semi-transparent, allowing you to see the light, but hard enough to prevent an accidental shutdown of the PDU with toes or shoes. - The PDU is longer than a traditional power bar. Plan for this before purchasing. - The power cable running from the back of the PDU is beefy. Use cable ties to attach it to a side rail of your equipment rack, or use Velcro ties to tame the cable. CyberLink has produced a solid switched PDU worthy of a place on your equipment rack at the office, or in your lab at home. The price is right for this enterprise-grade equipment - get a few, purchase some Velcro ties, and get to work. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.

This is perfect for gathering and centralizing all the USB and other power plugs for today's home theatre. More and more people are moving from intgrated compenets to distributed low power components for increased flexibility and low cost versus starting all over. This is perfect for centralizing all 120 VAC power taps and works well with/or without the rack.

Had previously purchased a CPS1215RMS rackmount power strip in our media cabinet. This 'RM' unit is basically the same except all the plugs in the back of the unit which is more practical in an enclosed media cabinet than the 'RMS' with plugs front & back. Very solid unit, works well, even spacing for those odd ball component plugs. Also looks good in cabinet