10 Outlet Power conditioner -8 Independent Switch Rack power, Power conditioner rack mount Audio power conditioner Regulator w/Voltage Readout, With USB (KD-1008)

Introducing the FULODE 10 Outlet Power Conditioner with 8 Independent Switches - a true powerhouse for your audio equipment rack. As an avid audio enthusiast, this power conditioner has become an essential component of my setup, and here’s why:Power Conditioning & Surge Protection: The heart of any audio system is clean and stable power. The FULODE power conditioner excels at this with surgical precision. It not only conditions the power, removing unwanted noise and interference, but also provides surge protection. This is invaluable in safeguarding my valuable equipment from unexpected power surges and spikes.Eight Independent Switches: What truly sets this power conditioner apart is its eight independent switches. This feature allows me to control and isolate individual components in my rack. No more hassle of unplugging cables or crawling behind the rack - just a simple flick of a switch. It’s a game-changer for flexibility and convenience.Voltage Readout: The built-in voltage readout is a handy feature that keeps you informed about the power supply. It’s reassuring to see that the voltage remains within the safe range, ensuring my equipment operates optimally and without any risk.USB Ports: In today’s digital age, USB ports are a welcomed addition. I use them to charge my devices or even power small accessories, making this power conditioner more versatile and functional.Rack-Mountable Design: The rack-mountable design fits seamlessly into my audio setup. It saves space and keeps the rack clean and organized. Installation was straightforward, and the build quality feels robust and dependable.In summary, the FULODE 10 Outlet Power Conditioner is a remarkable piece of audio equipment. It provides clean power, surge protection, and individual control over your components. It’s a versatile and efficient solution that offers peace of mind and enhances the performance of your audio system. Whether you’re a professional or a passionate audiophile, this power conditioner is a must-have for your rack. Highly recommended!

10 sockets, can provide the use of multiple appliances, plus a USB jack, beautiful design, solve more trouble of household appliances, make the room look more tidy, built-in safety, peak, surge overload protection, more stable and safe, LDE voltage display, can display voltage value in use, more convenient and safe

funcionalidad perfecta, tuve algo de problema al insertarlo en el rack, ya que era un poco mas ancho que la medida estardar en el centro del equipo, de resto perfecto

The voltage display is way off, reporting too low, off by 4+ volts.The USB port is weaker that preferred, you really want at least 2.0 amps if possible, but I'm getting about 0.66 amps attempting to charge my phone. My current office rackmount is full, but even with removing the feet, this one is 1/8 inches taller than 1.75 (only measuring the height main metal body portion without feet, not even the cover plate), so it might be a bit tight if you're wanting to use all the rack units you have available.I haven't tested all the ports yet, but so far it appears to work generally for it's primary purpose, but they don't document the amp rating on the usb anywhere, I may return it to see if I can get something a bit more accurate and closer to an actual 1.75 height.

Totalmente funcional, cumple tal cual con lo que dice en la descripción, la calidad es muy buena

This is what I need a red power distribution rack , works great for cover up messy power cables. Each individual output come with dedicated control switch. And even a usb power outlet. It also help to reduced the electric noise from large electronic equipment.

Edit: While running through this unit prior to installing a panel mount fuse I found the Neutral and Hot were swapped, Thank Goodness the chassis is NOT grounded. Dam, that's an easy way to die. I suppose I could've just returned it, but the chassis itself is so nice, and I was in there anyway, so I just drilled a hole in the front for a panel mount fuse and resoldered everything in the correct manner. So now I have a SAFE power sequencer... Looking at it over and there is no CE or UL listing, lol, I know why. All said and done, I couldn't make this chassis on a sheet metal brake, powder coat it, get the relays, sockets and boards for 100 bucks and still have to wire it up, sooo 2 stars. Just BE AWARE of what this is. I'm more than a handy guy and I'm guessing less than 99.9% of people on this earth could make the mods to make this correct or even know what was wrong.Power conditioner and surge protector? Lol, NO. Sequencer? Yes! I pretty much thought as much regarding the price so I'm not terribly disappointed. Me being me I had to pull it apart as soon as it showed up so here's the good and bad.The Bad:1: There is no surge, EMF or EMI protection whatsoever. Input power runs directly to a board carrying all the relays.2: There's not even a circuit breaker or fuse from input power to the outlet/power/relay board.3: Cold Solder joints... I can fix that, but most users can't.4: There's 3 boards, one is the outlet relay board, one is a 12V DC regulated power board and the other is the front panel sequencer. None of which are fused.The Good:1: Nice, massive 10 AWG input cord. Very well made.2: The Relays are actually very nice with each rated at 30A @ 240V. NNC branded that have a presence on the world wide market.3: The sockets are truly heavy duty and well made IMHO.4: It does sequence as advertised and the individual relay/socket switches do work as intended.5: The volt meter is within a volt. There is no decimal so 120 could be 119.5 or 121. Not surprised that it's not lab quality.6: The overall build quality is very nice. The cabinet is 0.0435 thick steel and the front panel is a nice 0.0900.In summary, I'm adding in a panel mount front glass fuse rated at 20A and it'll be great as power sequencer for my shop stereo and computer equipment. While I'm at it, I'll resolder about 6 of the joints, lol. Also, the chassis is not grounded.... That can be a good or bad thing depending. For my use behind a solar system independent of line power, with some minor mods, it's great.