Middle Atlantic Power Strip

Designed for professional AV installations, the Middle Atlantic Power Strip delivers secure, reliable power distribution in a compact, hardwired package. Built to integrate with J-box systems and rack environments, this vertical configuration offers clean cable management, sturdy black anodized finishes, and a design focused on safety, ease of use, and long-term durability. Whether you’re outfitting a high-performance broadcast rig, a corporate conference room, or a live sound setup, this power strip is engineered to keep equipment running smoothly while minimizing downtime and clutter.

• Compact, vertical hardwired power distribution designed for integration into J-box environments, maximizing rack space and simplifying cable management.
• 20 A current rating at 120 V, providing robust power delivery for demanding AV gear while maintaining safe thermal performance in compact enclosures.
• Hardwired plug/connector configuration ensures a secure, hassle-free connection that reduces accidental disconnections during critical operations.
• Durable black anodized finish adds professional aesthetics and superior resistance to scratches, corrosion, and wear in demanding environments.
• Specifically built for professional installations where reliability, safety, and usability are paramount, delivering consistent performance and peace of mind.

Technical Details of Middle Atlantic Power Strip

• Configuration: Vertical mounting, hardwired power distribution inside a J-box
• Voltage: 120 V
• Current rating: 20 A
• Finish: Black anodized for durability and professional appearance
• Plug/Connector: Hardwired for secure, maintenance-free operation
• Usage: Intended for integration within AV racks and equipment cabinets
• Safety and reliability: Built to support continuous operation in demanding environments

how to install Middle Atlantic Power Strip

Installation should be performed by qualified personnel in accordance with local electrical codes. Start by assessing the rack or enclosure where the power strip will reside, ensuring adequate clearance, ventilation, and access for cable management. Since this unit is designed to be hardwired into a J-box, plan the routing path for power supply connections and confirm compatibility with the building’s electrical system. Power down all equipment before making any connections, and use appropriate gauge wiring and connectors as required by code. Secure the power strip within the J-box or rack cavity, ensuring that the unit cannot shift or become dislodged during operation. After mounting, carefully route cables to minimize tension and interference with other devices, then perform a thorough test to verify that the power distribution is stable and that all connected gear receives clean, reliable power. If you are unsure about any step, consult a licensed electrician or a qualified AV integration technician to ensure compliance with safety standards and local regulations.

Frequently asked questions

• Q: Is this power strip surge protected? A: The provided specifications do not indicate built‑in surge protection. It is important to verify with the supplier or product manual whether surge suppression is included or available as an add‑on for your installation.
• Q: What mounting options are supported? A: The unit is described as vertical and hardwired for J-box installation, making it ideal for integration within standard AV racks and enclosures. Confirm with your installation plan that the J-box dimensions accommodate the unit securely.
• Q: What is the electrical rating? A: The power strip operates at 120 V with a 20 A current rating, suitable for a wide range of professional AV equipment and accessories that require steady power delivery.
• Q: Is it suitable for use in racks or cabinets? A: Yes. The vertical, hardwired J-box design is specifically intended for rack environments, simplifying cable routing and compact mounting in professional setups.
• Q: Are there installation prerequisites I should know? A: Because the unit is hardwired and designed for J-box integration, ensure that wiring is performed to code, power is disconnected during installation, and professional oversight is used to ensure secure connections and proper grounding.