10" Mini Rack PDU - 1U (4 Outlet) for 10in Network Cabinet - Tupavco TP1713

Feels sturdy and I appreciate the ability to be able to swap the mounting. Worth the money and allowed be to clean up my mini lab.

This is nice for being able to mount to the back of a 10 inch rack. It saves a lot of tangled wires and doesn't take up much room.

The size for the application is good.

not even sure there are $20 woth of materials. this is a power strip not surge protector, and if there is any protection its the minimal amount to claim as such on advertising. i've seen these on aliexpress for about $20-25 HOWEVER That said it does fit a 10" mini rack and won't take 3 to 5 weeks to get to you.

This PDU is, in my opinion, slightly expensive. However, it's the only one you can really buy so they get to set their price and I won't hold it against them too much. The quality of it is pretty good. I've had it a couple months (pardon the dust, my rack isn't filtered) and it hasn't done anything to worry me. I managed to unscrew parts of mine and reverse the mounting hardware in order to mount it to back of my rack and have all the plugs be internal. It's nifty that you can do this but this certainly violates your warranty and if you did it while it was plugged in it could be dangerous.

This compact PDU is one of the few that properly fits 10″ mini-racks. It’s solidly built with metal housing, includes four NEMA 5-15 outlets, and installs easily with included mounting brackets. The mounting brackets can be reversed so the outlets point into the case. The 6-foot cord is generous, and the reset switch adds basic overload protection. Less a star because it lacks UL or ETL safety certification, and the “protection” is really just a basic inline breaker. Four outlets may not be enough for larger setups. Great for small homelabs or AV racks—just don’t expect advanced features or surge protection.

The main purpose of this is to attach it to a cart. It does come with the hardware to properly attach it to a cart. But I was looking for a small multi-outlet with a cord for the back of my stove. The apartment I have is quite small and it doesn't have enough outlets for my many cooking appliances. So, I used this device and some nano tape that I bought on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Double-Sided-Tape-Walls-Decoration/dp/B08YK39TV7/ref=sr_1_2_sspa?crid=B5MMES6UONOJ&keywords=nano+tape&qid=1668411899&sprefix=nano+tape%2Caps%2C109&sr=8-2-spons&sp_csd=d2lkZ2V0TmFtZT1zcF9hdGY&psc=1&smid=A1HZ0B0HV17RJ8 to adhere the outlet to the back of my stove. It works wonderfully. Now I can dice up my vegetables in one outlet, and sautee my meat and sauce in my skillet without having to move my appliances around on my small countertop.

This PDU works fantastic! The build quality is solid and it fits perfectly in a 10-inch rack, giving it a much cleaner, more professional look. The only reason I deducted one star is because it doesn’t include surge protection and feels a bit pricey for what it offers. Still, if you’re building a tidy, organized mini rack setup, this is a great addition.

Pro: The PDU fit perfectly in the RackMate T1, I use it to power 3x Dell mini PCs. Con: The screws provided are for standard racks, not 10" racks used in homelabs.