Power strip ALLNET ALL4176 6-socket with power meter for desktop and 19 inch rack

ALLNET ALL4176 is a 6-socket power strip with an integrated power meter designed for desktop placement or installation in a 19" rack. The unit provides six outlet connections and real-time power monitoring that lets users observe power consumption and load at a glance. Its form factor and mounting options make it suitable for network cabinets, small server setups and workstations where both power distribution and consumption visibility are required.

Advantages

The ALLNET ALL4176 combines multiple socket availability with built-in power measurement, enabling centralized power distribution while providing real-time consumption data. Its compatibility with both desktop and 19" rack mounting increases installation flexibility. The integrated meter assists in identifying unusually high loads and supports more predictable capacity planning in compact IT environments.

Suitable for

• Office equipment such as PCs, printers and monitors
• Network devices including switches, routers and access points
• Small server racks and compact data closets
• Workstations and lab benches where power monitoring is needed

Key specifications

• Six output sockets for multiple devices
• Integrated power meter providing real-time consumption readings
• Form factor suitable for desktop positioning and 19" rack mounting
• Designed for distribution and monitoring in small IT environments

How to use

Place the ALLNET ALL4176 on a stable desktop surface or mount it in a compatible 19" rack according to the available mounting points. Connect the power strip to a properly rated mains outlet and plug devices into the six available sockets. Use the integrated power meter display to view current consumption and monitor load without additional measurement tools. Ensure the total connected load remains within the capacity limits of the mains supply and the power strip.

Recommendations

To maintain reliable operation, verify the mains supply rating before connecting multiple high-draw devices. Avoid exceeding the cumulative load capacity, and inspect connections regularly for signs of wear or overheating. Use the real-time meter readings to balance loads across sockets and to identify devices with unusually high power consumption.