CyberPower Rackbar Surge Protection CPS1215RMS - surge protector
$95.00
$62.99
Mfg # CPS-1215RMS
CDW # 965503
Quick tech specs
- Includes CyberPower Rackmount Power Strip and owner’s manual
- Comes with a 1U rack size that can be horizontally or vertically mounted
- Backed by a CyberPower 3-year warranty and a lifetime limited warranty
- 1800 Joule Energy Rating and 15-Amp electrical capacity for maximum protection
- NEMA 5-15R output connector and 15-foot power cord for easy setup
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Whether it’s a power surge or an electrical storm, the CyberPower 12 Outlet Rackmount™ Surge Strip has your network covered. The surge strip features 1800 Joules of protection and a 15-Amp electrical capacity in an industrial-grade metal housing, enabling large network set-ups. This Cyberpower Rackmount Power Strip measures 19”, and it includes six front and six rear outlets, a 20 A circuit breaker and the on/off switch. A 1U rack size is easy to mount horizontally or vertically. Components of the surge strip also include a NEMA 5-15R output connector at the end of a 15-foot power cord, and an EMI/RFI noise blocker for impressive picture and sound quality. CyberPower 12 outlet surge protector comes in black.
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Cyberpower 12 Outlet Rackmount Surge Strip is rated
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Rated 5 out of
5 by
Jcris from
Great PDU!
Bought this unit to put in our new office location's server rack. Has been working great for 3+ years. We run a variety of devices on this unit and it has never failed us. We run UBNT WiFi APs, a WD NAS, VoIP ATA boxes, Dell switches, etc. on this unit.
Date published: 2018-08-16T00:00:00-04:00
Rated 5 out of
5 by
barefoot40jk from
Does the job well
I have this PDU mounted in a rack servicing a server, switch, modem, firewall, and several pieces of audio equipment. It mounted up nice, has a long cord for reaching the UPS with plenty left over to route nicely.
Date published: 2019-02-09T00:00:00-05:00
Rated 5 out of
5 by
bbigford from
Great PDU
I like that they added a button and especially a button cover. Rather than having to cycle the PDU through the UPS.
Date published: 2022-11-07T00:00:00-05:00