Power Supply Surge Protector for Equipment with 16 Wired Cables, 3 AC Outlets, USB Charging Port

Overall the unit seems well-made but the one I received has a fatal flaw for my application: The spacing between the holes in the rack ears is wrong! The holes are approx 1 inch center-to-center which does not line up correctly with the holes in a standard 1 U rack space which are on 1. 25 inch centers (within 1 U). Comparing with the photos in the listing mine has the holes slightly farther away from the top and bottom edges of the ear than the photos show. Mine also did not come with the advertised plastic guard over the power switch. The hole spacing issue makes it useless for my application, so this thing is going back.

The Pyle 19 Outlet 1U 19"" Rackmount PDU Power Distribution Supply Center Conditioner Strip Unit Surge Protector (PCO860) is an impressive product that brilliantly solves the problem of connecting large-sized power connectors without sacrificing any outlets. However, there is one minor issue that needs attention: the extended Rack ears. Let's start with the positives. This power distribution unit is a game-changer when it comes to efficiently managing power supply in a rackmount setup. With 19 outlets and a 15FT cord, it provides ample space and flexibility to power multiple devices simultaneously.

The item description says: ""DETACHABLE 1U RACK DESIGN - Versatile space saving 1U form factor rackmount power strip ideal for standard 19-inch racks. Detachable mounting flanges are configurable for rack-mount, wall-mount and under-counter installation"" Farther down the page it says: ""Configurable for 1U rackmount (horizontal), wall-mount, workbench, under-counter and similar installations. "" Either of these might lead you to believe that the mounting flanges come off and can be reattached in such a way as to suspend the unit from above, e. g. underneath a counter. They come off, but they cannot be reattached in any other orientation; you can't rotate them 90 degrees, or 180 or anything. They have six screws, six holes, and they only attach to the chassis one way. So they're ""configurable"" in the sense that you can take them off and throw them away. I'm not sure how you'd ""wall-mount"" this without drilling holes in it somewhere.

This server power supply is handy since you can use large plugs that don't normally sit side by side. Works great

Picked this up because I wanted a PDU that had a power button on the front. This installs easy, as expected. The ONLY negative is that the cables in the back are very stiff and so not so easy to organize but thats a minor issue. Everything works great.

Purchased this Pyle 19 Outlet 1U 19"" Rackmount PDU Power Distribution Supply Center unit to comply with fire regulations in eliminating multiple power strips in connecting up power supply modules for 16 camera security surveillance system. Works great and simplifies the power connections.

great unit! Only thing i am frustrated with is having to drill out the mount screw holes because they don't line up! Other than that, pretty cool unit!

I had to file down inside edges od rack ear mounting holes so they would fit a standard rack. Spacing was too wide. Ears themselves are wider than anything else in rack by quite a few MM. Not good quality control.

I want to love this product because it's about the only one I found that has extension leads on each NEMA 5-15R receptacle in the back. At least, the it's only economy (affordable to me) product that had this feature. Before I found this, I was going to be adding pigtails onto my Furman power conditioner. Perhaps I should have stuck with the plan, and I may still go ahead and do that. The reason I don't love this product from the beginning, even before plugging it in, and the reason I gave 3 stars after considering only two, is that the mounting ears do not line up with a standard rack rail's punched holes.