QBA Rack Mount Power Strip - Wide Spaced 8 Outlet Surge Protector for Network Server Racks, 1U, 6FT Extension Cord, ETL Listed, Black

This outlet is amazing, I mounted one under my desk to plug things in without gravity unplugging my cords over time. It makes cable management a breeze. 10/10 But please don't do what I did, CLEARLY this was designed for something other than this. I decided to plug my Eboard charger into it and BAM. Sparks everywhere, literally lit up my room because I'm writing this at 12:43 am. The room became daytime for a split second. Remember this is for servers that probably don't need the crazy amount of power a Eboard needs. Lesson learned! (the hard way)

Update:**They've updated their factory and no longer come scratched! Perhaps a fluke batch."**Great support.Functionally, it works perfectly.My issue is with the caps. They're not aligned properly and many of them were scratched.

Fits perfectly in rack. Easy to use. It is sturdy.

I would like to be able to move the power cord to the side or end or whatever by relocating it would be nice come out the bottom or the middle or the back the top so you can send the cord the way you want it without it shooting straight in so stiff

Exactly how advertisedWorks wellThat’s what’s I expected to get

Somewhat deceptive descriptions. See the title. Nowhere on the unit are there any markings indicated testing by a standards lab, e.g. ETL. The front panel where the outlets are mounted is also clearly plastic. Also, not sure how the 15A breaker is provided. No access from the outside, so no re-settable in any way. Is it an internal fuse? If so, plan on grabbing your Torx screwdriver to access. Also, rack screws and cage nuts supplied are silver, and not standard 10-32 size screws. If you have a rack that takes cage nuts, OK. Otherwise, source your own rack screws.Want to play it safe? I bought a Monoprice 14 Outlet Metal 1U Rackmount PDU Power Distribution Unit Surge Protector.. All metal. Indicators for surge protection, power, and front panel circuit breaker access. You get what you pay for. Dave.

I got this with the intention of mounting it to the bottom of my desk, I however noticed it is the perfect size for a server rack. To make it work with the power going out, you just need to reverse the tabs by removing the screws.Other than that, it works as a perfectly acceptable power strip and haven't had any issues powering multiple low powered servers from it!

This unit works well, is sturdy, and is a good value. The cord length is fairly long, a few more feet and it would be spectacular. I have nothing negative to say about the rack strip.