StarTech.com 10 Outlet Rack Mount Power Strip 125V/16 Amp, 1U Horizontal 19" Rackmount PDU, NEMA 5-20P Input, 10x NEMA 5-15/20R Outlets

The StarTech.com 10 Outlet Rack Mount Power Strip is the essential backbone for any server room, data center, or IT closet. Engineered as a compact 1U horizontal rackmount PDU, this power distribution unit delivers reliable, centralized power to a wide range of equipment—from servers and switches to storage devices and network appliances. With a 125V/16A rating, a NEMA 5-20P input, and an 8-foot cord terminating in an IEC 60320 C19 connector, it’s built to fit into standard 19" racks and adapt to demanding environments where space is at a premium and cable management matters. This rackmount power strip helps you streamline deployments, reduce clutter, and protect critical equipment by providing organized, accessible outlets exactly where you need them.

• 10 outlets (NEMA 5-15/20R) mean you can power a diverse collection of devices from a single, centralized location, simplifying cable management and reducing the need for multiple power strips.
• 1U horizontal rackmount design fits neatly into a standard 19" rack, maximizing space in crowded data centers and IT closets while maintaining easy access to outlets.
• 125V/16A capacity delivers robust power for modern IT gear, ensuring reliable operation for servers, switches, storage appliances, and other devices without OT overload.
• 8-foot cord with NEMA 5-20P to IEC 60320 C19 provides flexible placement options and compatibility with ups/PDUs and power distribution setups, allowing you to reach power sources from a comfortable distance.
• Rugged rack-ready construction supports continuous operation in busy environments, helping keep cables organized and equipment powered in data centers, labs, and IT closets.

Technical Details of StarTech.com 10 Outlet Rack Mount Power Strip 125V/16A

• Model: StarTech.com 10 Outlet Rack Mount Power Strip 125V/16 Amp
• Rack type: 1U Horizontal 19" Rackmount PDU
• Input: NEMA 5-20P
• Outlets: 10x NEMA 5-15/20R
• Voltage: 125V
• Current: 16A
• Cord: 8 ft NEMA 5-20P to IEC 60320 C19
• Mounting: 19" rack, 1U height
• Applications: Power distribution for servers, switches, storage devices, and other networking equipment in data centers, labs, and IT closets

How to install StarTech.com 10 Outlet Rack Mount Power Strip

• Prepare the rack area and identify an available 1U slot in your 19" rack where the PDU will reside.
• Slide the PDU into the rack space and align with the mounting rails. Use appropriate rack screws (compatible with your rack) to secure the unit firmly in place.
• Connect the 8-foot power cord to a suitable 125V power source, using the NEMA 5-20P plug. If you are integrating with a UPS or another power distribution system, ensure the connection conforms to your facility’s electrical policies and load requirements.
• Distribute equipment cables to the 10 outlets, balancing the load across circuits to avoid exceeding the 16A rating. Avoid daisy-chaining multiple power strips and maintain proper clearance for airflow and cable management.
• Power on the PDU and verify that all connected devices receive power. Use cable ties or organizers to maintain a clean cabling layout and ease future maintenance.

Frequently asked questions

• Q: What size rack does this PDU fit? A: It is designed for a standard 19" rack and occupies 1U of rack space.
• Q: How many outlets are available? A: The unit provides 10 outlets, all of which are NEMA 5-15/20R compatible.
• Q: What is the electrical rating? A: The PDU supports 125V at up to 16A of current, suitable for a wide range of equipment in data centers and IT environments.
• Q: What type of power cord is included? A: It includes an 8-foot cord that runs from NEMA 5-20P to IEC 60320 C19, offering flexible connectivity to UPS or PDU systems.
• Q: Is this suitable for a professional data center or just a small IT closet? A: The 1U, 19" rackmount form factor and 10-outlet configuration make it well-suited for small to mid-sized data centers, server rooms, labs, and IT closets where organized power distribution and efficient rack space usage are important.