StarTech.com 8-Outlet Horizontal 1U Rack Mount PDU – 120V/15A, Surge Protected (RKPW081915)

Efficient, rack-ready power distribution for IT gear

The StarTech.com RKPW081915 is a cost-effective, 1U rack-mount PDU designed to power a mix of servers, switches, and storage devices in network racks. With eight 120V/15A outlets and a sturdy 6 ft cord, it gives you flexible placement and reliable access within standard 19-inch enclosures. The rugged steel housing and precise engineering aim to keep critical equipment ready for operation while reducing cable clutter inside crowded racks. Front LEDs indicate ground and surge status, while an illuminated power/reset switch provides quick control without disrupting the workspace. A built-in circuit breaker and reset switch add another layer of protection to help prevent unexpected downtime. This unit ships with a lifetime warranty and complimentary technical support for added peace of mind.

Key benefits at a glance

• POWER AND CHARGE: Eight NEMA 5-15 outlets (120V/15A) with a 6 ft cord for flexible placement.
• 1U RACK DESIGN: Horizontal mount fits 19" racks 4 inches deep or deeper; ANSI/EIA RS-310-D compliant.
• EASY INSTALLATION: Rugged steel chassis, front LEDs for ground and surge protection, and a clearly visible power switch.
• PROTECTION FOR IT EQUIPMENT: Built-in circuit breaker plus reset switch for dependable operation.
• IT PRO'S CHOICE: Backed by a 2-year warranty and free lifetime 24/5 multilingual technical assistance.

Ideal use cases in real-world setups

• Data centers and server rooms requiring organized power for multiple devices in a single rack.
• Network closets with switches, storage gear, and edge devices needing reliable power distribution.
• Lab environments and testing rigs where quick access and straightforward power control are valuable.
• AV and digital signage racks that benefit from protected outlets and clear status indicators.

Note: This PDU is designed to support typical IT workloads in professional environments. Benefits described refer to features and observed use cases, not guarantees. Consider your equipment’s total load and fit within your rack’s depth and space constraints when planning deployment.