🔌 CyberPower RKBS15S2F10R 15A 12-Outlet 1U RM Rackbar Surge Suppressor for Enhanced SEO Review

CyberPower Rack Mount Surge Protector arrived on time and in perfect condition. The device is well assembled and easy to install. For a "wall must" connection, I recommend using short 3-prong extension cords so as not to block the outlets. I didn't experience any power surges, so I can't comment on performance.

The switch is clearly misaligned. The rest of the unit looks great. Another review complains that the bracket holes don't line up, but the online manual has more details clarifying that you should only use two diagonal holes with two screws on each side. I find that the hole offset allows you to mount the RackBar at different depths from the rack if needed.

Looking for a reliable surge protector for a small 6U rack. This thing ticks all the boxes. It installs well and all hardware and mounting points are solid enough as far as I can tell. For a smaller rack where you probably won't need all the plugs offered, you can easily mount larger adapters. I wouldn't recommend this if you need all 12 sockets as the lack of space can be an issue for larger adapters.

worked for about a month then shut down. The switch has never tripped in that time so I don't think it has ever overloaded etc (no abuse on my part). Autopsy revealed a detached through hole component. There is so little solder in it I think it must have been detected by a human or by visual inspection and basic quality control expectations were not met. I wouldn't recommend it given the relatively high price, the time it takes to organize the control cabinet wires, and the risk you run to…

This is a great extension with flexible mounting options. It comes with a cable management bracket, which is a great idea but also a weak point of the product; Once plugged in, it is not possible to insert/remove the plugs on the back of the power strip when there is a device directly above it in a rack slot. Also, the mount is close enough to the extension cord that large outlets may not plug into the wall. A flat cable support bar with Velcro anchoring works just as well and is a little…

Pros:+ Great mounting options. Mine is mounted under my desk with a rack mount tray for cable management+. Good value for the number of outlets. Cons: - Frequent sparks/arcing when plugging devices into outlets. This happened with multiple devices plugged into different outlets. I know it's normal to have occasional short sparks. However, I see sparks every time I plug in the device, which doesn't seem normal. I suspect a short or a grounding problem. For what it's worth, the "Grounded"…

Big fan of this surge protector. I've seen them in enterprise racks and was impressed by the variety of outlets and the 1U design. For the home, I've tried to find one with more outlets and interference suppression options, but options are limited. Stumbled across CyberPower on Revain and immediately bought 2. One is in the family room with media computer, tv, dvd player etc attached leaving me enough outlets for everything else and the other is in the office with router, switch, NAS and cable…

I was looking for a power bus/surge protector before adding a UPS to my rack. I've noticed that a lot of the most popular/best selling shelves have 6 exits in the front and 6 in the back and so on - I didn't realize that. Going to the CyberPowers website and poking around a bit, I found this line compared to the more well known ones. Looking at the comparison it seemed straightforward, covering more joules overall, more NEMA connectors in the back, two extra ones in the front just in case, and…

18 outlets and a $150,000 warranty on attached equipment? Wonderful! [Edit: The manufacturer has responded to my feedback and corrected a small error in the listing that I noticed. The summary, description, specifications and images now match the 3600 J suppression.Initially the discrepancy led me to examine the manufacturer's product detail page for this model on their own website.] Unfortunately, the same product page stated that the clamping voltage is switched on This protection is 400…