💪 Metal Rack Mount Power Strip with 6 Outlets, 6 FT Long Extension Cord, Surge Protection - Heavy Duty Power Strip for Workshop, Commercial Garage - 15A/125V/1875W, Black Review

I made a mistake when I selected the Kungfuking 6-Outlet Power Strip, a heavy-duty metal wall outlet with a 6-foot extension . I didn't look closely, saw the rack mounting flanges and ordered a 4-post half-rack PDU. The problem is that the Kungfuking PDU has the correct flanges but the width is not 19 inches! Obviously this is my fault. The device itself is quite simple. The housing is an aluminum profile with painted steel end caps. The power button/breaker lights up. The cord is fine, but I…

, I have a growing collection of battery powered power tools, lawn mowers and edgers. I often use several devices at the weekend and have to charge 2 or 3 batteries at the same time. I need a heavy wall extension. A 6 outlet extension cord is just what I need. This power strip is made of aluminum and looks sturdy and durable. It comes with mounting holes and screws. Can be installed vertically or horizontally. It has a 6 foot cord and a master switch. All outlets have three grounding prongs…

I needed these for my house where there were only a limited number of outlets. The ratio of electronics and sockets was disproportionate, so I needed another splitter. The strap is of good quality and light weight. The most important. Secure! I didn't have to wall mount it, but it would be nice to have one if I need it in the future. I didn't notice that it heats up and has good six-socket spacing. This extension cord can be used indoors or at home. Please note: Do not connect other power strip

This is the perfect replacement for the old (burned) plastic extension cord I had in the shop. I have sturdy steel and well finished. Fits well in the garage. The best thing I like about this bar is that it has mounting holes on the outside, top and bottom. There is no need to use a template or screw in exactly the right place like most extension cords. Two screws with a washer each and you're done. Dead easy. Turns on as it should. I am very satisfied with this strip and can recommend it…

When I opened the box and saw the rack mount hardware I wondered what good there was as there wasn't a full width strip was. Now I see that they sell a 9 socket block that is designed to be rack mounted. I think they only provide mounting hardware to be consistent. In general, this is a beautiful socket based on an aluminum profile with plastic socket modules. The plugs work freely and there's a nice beefy power and mount switch. I don't take it apart to check the inside, but on the outside…

This is a really solid extension with a good 14 gauge cable. The light on the switch is bright enough to tell the strip is on and will automatically cut power if overloaded, which is good. The two problems I have are: 1. This is a traditional brick with a linear array of sockets. Today's power plugs come in all sorts of sizes and dimensions; It would be better to have a layout that allows for more than a few differently shaped forks. 2. No hardware for floor or wall mounting. However, there are