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HomeCablesInternal Ribbon Cables & AdaptersTripp Lite PDUMH15 Power Distribution Unit Metered PDU 1U 13 Outlets 15 Amp |
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2 of 2 found the following review helpful:
 Sturdy, long, heavy cable, bright ammeter Nov 05, 2008
By Mitch Haile
This is about what you'd expect--the enclosure is strong and sturdy; the power cable is reinforced. I mostly bought this to replace a cheap APC power strip that claimed to be rated @ 1800 watts but was uncomfortably warm with a 900 watt load on it. This unit, the plug, and the cord stay cool to the touch with a 900 watt load.
The ammeter works as expected. The only disappointment I had is that the meter does not have a decimal place. Only whole amps are represented. 6 amps can jump to 7 amps; I'd like to see a finer granularity of measure (0.1 amps). I've used such meters in data centers before and just expected it here. But, this is pretty cheap and works.
And it does not have a power switch, which I consider to be a huge bonus. So many PDUs on the market do have power switches and I've never understood it.
I plan to buy more of these.
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
 PDU with a amp meter Jan 21, 2011
By PBD_Texas
Works and acts as described. I use it for my home theater system. Only complaint is that it doesn't have a tenth of a decimal place on the ammeter .
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
Great for Rackmount Audio / Video setup or computer setup Jul 21, 2009
By A. Doss
I've used Tripp lites for my rackmount computers in the past and thought this unit would work great in conjunction with their Tripp Lite HT1210ISOCTR Home Theater IsPRar Power Center w/ remote 12 outlets 5700 Joules power conditioner for my home theater rack (Omnimount RSF).
With a receiver, some external amps, and all the sources / consoles I can plug in, I needed more plugs. This rackmount unit is well built, helps me monitor my draw and I can shut it down to avoid any phantom power draws (the game consoles love to suck power it seems).
A solid option. And, in this application, I needed the plugs on the back versus a mix of front and back or all in the front, but that's because I wanted to hide the wall warts behind it in my rack.
I prefer Tripp Lite to the more expensive Monster....plus, by rackmounting these, I get them off the floor, as I worry these get hot near the carpet.
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