GUITK 10in Rack PDU - 1U, 6-Outlets (2 Front / 4 Back), 1020J Surge, 15A, USB-A, 6ft Cord

GUITK 10in Rack PDU: Compact Power Distribution for Small Racks

The GUITK 10-inch Rack PDU is designed for 10" mini racks, network cabinets, and enclosed enclosures. In a single 1U footprint, it provides six outlets to keep essential devices powered while maintaining clean, organized cabling. Its rugged build and smart layout make it a practical addition to compact setups where space and reliability matter.

Think of a busy micro data rack where space is at a premium. This PDU helps you distribute power to servers, switches, and peripheral gear without overcrowding the front panel. The two outlets at the front offer convenient access for immediate connections, while the four rear outlets help keep cords tucked away and out of sight for a neater appearance.

Key benefits

• Six outlets in a 1U form factor, split as 2 front and 4 back to support clean cabling and quick access.
• 1020J surge protection with an overload/reset switch protects connected gear from voltage spikes and provides a simple recovery option.
• Rugged industrial-grade metal housing withstands demanding rack environments and helps extend the unit’s life.
• Two USB-A ports offer charging or power for peripherals without occupying extra outlets on your devices.
• 6ft (1.8m) 14AWG power cord anchors the unit in place with reliable reach across the rack row.
• Easy 1-minute installation on a standard 10" rack, functioning as a practical spacer to maintain a professional rack layout.

What you get and where it fits

• Dedicated 125V/15A capacity supports essential equipment in small to medium rack environments.
• Designed to fit 10" mini-racks, half-racks, and enclosures where space and organization are priorities.
• Ideal for data centers, server cabinets, and network closets that value durable hardware and tidy cable management.

Note: This description summarizes features and practical uses based on the listed specifications. Benefits are presented as possibilities to consider, not guarantees.