Tripp Lite by Eaton 16-Outlet 1U Rack-Mount AC Charger Power Strip, 120V, 15A, 15 ft. (4.57 m) Cord

Designed for performance-driven environments, the Tripp Lite by Eaton 16-Outlet 1U Rack-Mount AC Charger Power Strip delivers reliable, scalable power distribution in a compact, rack-ready package. Ideal for data centers, server rooms, network closets, and busy workstations, this high-density power strip keeps multiple devices organized and powered from a single, centralized source. With a 1U form factor, a long 15-foot cord, and a full complement of outlets, it makes it easier to manage power for switches, routers, servers, NAS units, PDUs, and other critical equipment without sacrificing valuable rack space.

• 16 outlets in a 1U rack-mount form factor maximize space in dense server racks, providing ample outlets for routers, switches, servers, storage devices, KVMs, and peripheral equipment.
• 120V, 15A electrical rating with a maximum load of 1800 watts supports multi-device deployments while protecting circuits from overloading.
• 15 ft (4.57 m) heavy-duty cord offers flexible routing and placement options, helping you keep cables tidy and airflow unobstructed within the rack.
• Sturdy metal enclosure and rugged construction deliver durability in demanding data-center environments, with secure mounting for vibration resistance and long-term reliability.
• Built-in safety features help safeguard connected equipment from power surges and overloads, contributing to equipment longevity and fewer maintenance interruptions.

Technical Details of Tripp Lite by Eaton 16-Outlet 1U Rack-Mount AC Charger Power Strip

• Outlets: 16 total receptacles (NEMA 5-15R compatible)
• Input Voltage: 120V AC
• Current Rating: 15A
• Maximum Load: 1800W
• Cord Length: 15 ft (4.57 m)
• Form Factor: 1U rack-mountable design for standard 19-inch racks
• Enclosure: Durable metal housing designed for rack environments
• Mounting Hardware: Includes rack-mounting hardware suitable for quick installation
• Protection: Overload protection to help prevent power issues and protect connected devices

how to install Tripp Lite by Eaton 16-Outlet 1U Rack-Mount AC Charger Power Strip

• Prepare the rack area: Ensure the rack bay is clean, unobstructed, and capable of supporting a 1U device. Verify that the electrical circuit you plan to use is rated for 15A at 120V.
• Mount the power strip: Use the included rack-mounting hardware to secure the unit into the 1U space of a standard 19-inch rack. Align the device evenly and tighten mounting screws until secure.
• Route the cord: Extend the 15-foot cord to reach a suitable power source or distribution panel. Route the cord along cable management channels or ties to minimize airflow obstruction and keep the work area tidy.
• Connect devices: Begin plugging your network gear, servers, and peripherals into the 16 outlets. To maximize outlet accessibility, stagger plug orientation if you are using bulky adapters.
• Power up and verify: Connect the power strip to the active circuit, power on your equipment, and confirm that all devices receive power. If the power strip includes indicator LEDs, verify that they show normal operation.

Frequently asked questions

• Q: What voltage and current does this power strip support?
• A: It operates at 120V AC with a maximum current rating of 15A, suitable for standard US electrical systems.
• Q: How many outlets are available?
• A: The unit provides 16 outlets, allowing broad distribution for multiple devices in a single rack unit.
• Q: What is the cord length?
• A: The power strip features a 15-foot (4.57 m) cord for flexible installation in larger racks or rooms.
• Q: Is it rack-mountable?
• A: Yes. The device is designed for 1U rack-mount installation in standard 19-inch racks, with mounting hardware included for quick setup.
• Q: What safety protections does it offer?
• A: It includes overload protection to help guard connected equipment against power surges and circuit overloads, contributing to equipment longevity.
• Q: Can I use this power strip in environments outside of data centers?
• A: Absolutely. It is suitable for professional workspaces, server rooms, labs, and other settings where reliable, centralized power distribution is beneficial.