Pyle 150J Surge Protector Power Strip - 9 Outlet - 15 Amp - 1U Rack Mount with AC Filter - Heavy Duty Extension Cord - Overload Protection for Home/Office/Server Use - PCO850

This is very similar to the Furman equivalent but at a fraction of the price, which is my main reason for the 5 star rating. I’m using it for my hi-fi setup, it’s basically a beefy multiple outlet strip with surge protection and EMI/RFI filtering. The spacing of the outlets is awesome, allowing extra room for 3 “wall wart” plugs. The build quality is great and everything works perfectly. This is a great product, especially for the price. If I get a lightning strike, I’ll give you an update on how well the surge protection works!

Excellent power outlet and partial line conditioner. I own/use 4 of them in my studio - works excellent at this price point.

While I can't speak to the surge protection aspect, I am impressed at the build quality of this item. I have it installed in an audio rack, and it allows me to plug (almost) everything into it directly. Some of the wall-type power adapters are horizontal type, so they either cover up a socket or you still need another power strip. The front switch is very high quality, with a positive feel and a front panel indicator light that you have power. The front panel outlet is very handy when you need to charge a phone or run a laptop. Highly recommended.

I run my mining rigs off this Pyle 150J strip and it handles the load effortlessly. The nine spaced outlets give room for multiple PSUs and accessories, while the 15 A rating supplies plenty of current for high‑draw miners. The built‑in 150 J surge protection and AC line‑filter keep spikes and noise in check, protecting expensive hardware. Its 1U rack‑mount design slides neatly into a server rack for a tidy, professional setup. Heavy‑duty construction feels solid, and the on/off master switch makes shutdowns simple. Ideal for anyone needing reliable, protected power for a mining farm.

Solid product and I would have given it five stars, but there was a pretty glaring issue with the design.. The rack holes are too far from the outside top and bottom edges to fit a typical audio rack space. I had to bore the holes a little bit more on the outside edge to get it to screw into the rack. All other devices in my rack aligned perfectly (even tested some in the same slot), so I know it wasn't the actual rack's spacing. Other than that, it's perfect for my purpose of building wireless mic and IEM racks. Case is super sturdy metal, and the outlets are spaced well.

Strong power and well balanced love it’s front port and the amount of power cords it can hold .. easy to install and to operate .. mines powers 2 PA speakers mixing board and walkiee and 6 mics .. great investment n to tell the truth its my second unit

Very nice power strip/surge protector for the money. I have a stereo guitar amp rig as well as a pedal board that I usually have 6~8 pedals at any time. So, two 50-watt guitar amps, one or two pedal boards running the Fender engine room power supplies depending on how many pedals I'm running, and the power grid where I live goes out 3~6 times a year. I've been running this rig for better than 2 years now and never had an issue. Very happy with it.

Product is fine, but.. power cord is NOT 6 FEET LONG - it’s less than 4 feet and hardly even reaches the ground once my rack is on a table. I REFUSE to have to buy an extension cord for a power strip, now I have to unpack my rack and return it. Fix your description or have a power cord longer than 3 1/2 feet.!