Review on CyberPower CPS1215RMS: 12 Outlet Basic PDU for 1U Rackmount, 120V/15A, 15ft Power Cord by Mark Greenwood

As with many simple mechanical products, I don't have much to say here. Like my stupid title: power goes in one place and out of a bunch of others (if you plug something in there; no lightning). I don't have an opinion or tools to measure the resulting electricity, so I can't rate it for noise or anything like that. Heck, I didn't even use a socket tester to verify that each socket was plugged in properly. I am ashamed. If I do I will try to remember to update the review. I'm sure the connector on the protective cover over the power button will wear out with frequent use, but I hope so I don't have to use it that often. The switch works. It is used to keep vampires from wasting electricity. The construction seems to be good. Right now I would buy more of these (in fact, I might buy another one; my "studio" never seems to have enough outlets). It would be nice to have at least two sockets on the front. Oddly enough, most rackmount power strips come with ALL outlets on the FRONT. That's why I settled on this one: it's the kind of device you get when you want all the chaos on the table. Two sockets in the front would have been an added convenience, but the price is right for that, and the "more comfortable" slatted frames were also more expensive. shipping carton. Supplied in an unprotected (no packaging material) original manufacturer's packaging (plain, low-profile brown cardboard). Luckily mine wasn't injured. I don't know why Revain ships these things this way. You're probably hurting yourself with returns by sending them without proper packaging. The manufacturer must change the design of its packaging in such a way that it reliably protects the product. Then the fitters at the Revain camps wouldn't have to put it in another box, which they don't do anymore (probably because they don't know they have to). The manufacturer must change the design of its packaging in such a way that it reliably protects the product. Then the fitters at the Revain stores wouldn't have to put it in another box, which they don't do anymore (probably, because they don't know they have to). The manufacturer must change the design of its packaging in such a way that it reliably protects the product. Then the fitters at the Revain camps wouldn't have to put it in another box, which they don't do anymore (probably because they don't know they have to).