10 Outlet Rack Mount Power Strip with Individual Switches - Surge

Our review of this 10-outlet rack mount power strip finds it best suited for small server racks, network closets, or VoIP cabinets where per-outlet control matters. The single biggest reason to buy is the set of ten individual on/off switches that let an admin power-cycle devices without unplugging cables, simplifying maintenance and saving standby energy. It arrives as a compact 1U PDU with a 10ft power cord and visible LED indicators for surge protection, so installers get a flexible, professional-looking strip for organized racks.

Key Features

• 10 AC outlets: Provides ten 110V/15A outlets to power multiple rack devices from a single 1U location.
• Individual switches: Each outlet has its own on/off switch so devices can be isolated for maintenance or energy savings without disturbing other equipment.
• 10ft power cord: The included 10ft, 14AWG cord gives reach to wall outlets while allowing the rack to remain movable during setup.
• Surge protection: Built-in PSD surge protection with LED indicators helps prevent excess voltage from reaching connected electronics.
• 1U rackmount design: Low-profile 1U housing fits standard 19 rack rails for neat, space-saving installation in data closets.
• ETL and overload protection: ETL listing plus a built-in circuit breaker and reset switch provide reliable safety and overload defense.

Who It's For

This PDU is aimed at IT administrators, small business owners, and AV installers who need a compact, durable power strip that mounts in a standard 19 rack and gives per-outlet control. It works well for network switches, small servers, patch panels and VoIP phone systems where isolated reboots are sometimes required.

It is less appropriate for high-density datacenters requiring remote monitoring or metering, or for setups needing IEC outlet configurations rather than straight AC receptacles. Users needing remote power management should look for a networked PDU instead.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Ten individual switches make targeted power control fast and simple.
• Sturdy metal housing and 1U form factor fit neatly in 19 racks.
• Surge protection with LED indicators and ETL listing increase confidence in device safety.

Cons

• Not a network-manageable PDU, so it lacks remote power cycling or metering features.
• Some users report mixed opinions on the clarity of the outlet labeling, which can affect quick identification.

Specifications

Our Verdict

This rack mount power strip is a practical, good-value choice for small server racks and network closets where manual, per-outlet control and basic surge protection are priorities. The sturdy 1U metal housing, ten switches and long power cord cover common installation needs, though teams that require remote management or different outlet types should consider alternatives. Overall it delivers dependable protection and straightforward control for on-site network gear.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can this PDU be mounted vertically?
Yes, the industrial-grade metal housing supports installation either vertically or horizontally in a 19 rack.

Does it provide surge protection?
Yes, it includes PSD surge protection with LED indicators to show protection status.

Is remote control or network management available?
No, this unit provides local manual switches only and does not include network management features.