Power strip helos 19 inch 09-25175 — 7-socket black, 2.0 m cable, with switch

The Helos power strip 19" 09-25175 is a black, rack-compatible power distribution unit with seven sockets and a 2.0 m mains cable, equipped with an integrated on/off switch. Designed for use in 19-inch racks and workstations, it provides a compact and organized way to supply power to multiple devices from a single mounted unit suitable for offices, server closets and equipment cabinets.

Advantages

This power strip offers centralized switching for quick control of connected equipment, a long 2.0 m cable for flexible placement relative to mains outlets, and a slim 19" profile that supports fixed mounting in rack enclosures or on workstation frames. The seven-socket layout allows multiple devices to run from one unit while reducing cable clutter. The black finish helps the unit blend into standard server and office environments.

Suitable for

• Powering desktop computers and monitors in office racks
• Supplying networking equipment and peripherals in server cabinets
• Connecting printers, scanners and small office devices at a workstation

Key specifications

• Form factor: 19-inch rack compatible
• Number of sockets: 7
• Cable length: 2.0 m
• Color: black
• Integrated on/off switch for centralized control

How to use

Mount the power strip securely in a compatible 19" rack or place it on a flat surface near the equipment to be powered. Connect the mains cable to a properly rated wall outlet and switch the unit on using the integrated on/off switch. Plug devices into the available sockets, ensuring that the combined power draw of connected equipment does not exceed the circuit capacity or the rated limits of the installation. Arrange cables to avoid strain on the sockets and to maintain airflow around electronic equipment.

Recommendations

For safe and reliable operation, install the power strip in a dry, ventilated environment and avoid covering it or the connected devices. Verify that the total load is within acceptable limits for your rack and building circuits, and use the switch to turn off groups of devices when not in use to reduce standby power consumption.