Power strip EQUIP 19 inch 90° CEE7/7 to 8x Schuko sockets with switch, aluminum

Rack-mount power strip EQUIP 19" with a 90° CEE7/7 plug and eight Schuko (Type F) sockets in an aluminum housing designed for 19" installations. The compact metal enclosure provides stable mechanical support when mounted in server racks, network cabinets or workshop frames. A manual on/off switch allows centralized control of connected equipment while the right-angle CEE7/7 plug reduces strain and saves space behind the rack.

Advantages

The aluminum construction ensures durable protection against mechanical damage and improves heat dissipation compared with plastic enclosures. Eight Schuko sockets provide multiple protected outlets in a single 19" unit, simplifying cable management. The 90° CEE7/7 plug minimizes protrusion behind cabinets and enables tight placement against walls. The integrated manual switch offers immediate power control without accessing individual device plugs.

Suitable for

• Server racks and 19" network cabinets
• Small office equipment clusters and workstation setups
• Audio/video racks and studio cabinets
• Workshop benches or technical rooms requiring consolidated power distribution

Key specifications

• Form factor: 19" rack-mount unit
• Input connector: 90° CEE7/7 plug (right-angle)
• Output sockets: 8 × Schuko (Type F) outlets
• Housing material: aluminum
• Control: manual on/off switch for the full strip
• Mounting: front-panel or rear-panel mounting in 19" racks (standard width)
• Intended use: indoor, fixed installation in cabinets and racks

How to use

Mount the power strip in a standard 19" rack position using the provided mounting points and fasteners. Route the mains cable and insert the 90° CEE7/7 plug into a compatible grounded outlet, ensuring the plug seating is secure. Connect equipment to the Schuko sockets, taking care to distribute load evenly across outlets. Use the manual switch to power all connected devices on or off; for individual device control, operate device power switches separately. Periodically inspect the housing, cable and sockets for signs of wear or damage and disconnect before servicing.

Recommendations

Use the power strip only with compatible mains voltage and grounding. Avoid overloading the unit by calculating total current draw of connected devices and maintain sufficient ventilation around the aluminum housing. For equipment requiring surge protection or individual circuit protection, use additional protective devices as appropriate. Disconnect the strip before performing maintenance or rearranging cabling.