Tecmojo 1U Rack Mount 19 Outlet PDU Power Distribution Unit Power Strip Circuit Breaker fits 19-inch AV/Network/Server Cabinet/Closet/Enclosure

This thing is great. Installed into the mojo 20u rack. I read through reviews and see that some folks complain that the plugs are loose. I've got a dozen things plugged into this and only 1 item is loose and it's not the units fault. It's a low quality power supply. I like how the cables are staggered. Allows larger plugs room to breath. My only complaint is that the master power button on the front is exposed. Depending where you might have this installed, someone could accidentally shut it down. I will be 3d printing a cover for it.

I was originally worried about this product because it looks nearly identical to the Pyle version that I originally bought and disliked so much that I returned it. However, I was very happy the few things that were different for this Tec Mojo version were the exact fixes that the Pyle version needed (and this one was actually cheaper, which is nice but not my primary concern). Specifically, the on/off switch on the Tec Mojo PDU actually turns off the back outlets - Hallelujah! That was the straw that broke the camel's back for me with the Pyle - not being to turn anything off on the back outlets was a huge problem. Additionally, though not a dealbreaker because I can work around it, the Tec Mojo mounting bracket was a better fit for a standard 1U rack height. Something to be aware of is that the power cord for this unit is also shorter than the Pyle's (somewhere around 4-6 ft shorter). I actually think this is a benefit because it's much easier to add an extension cord to make it longer than it is to trim the cord if it is too long. The only thing that might be a problem for some people is that the Tec Mojo's product description (and even the product manual!) said that the on/off switch was "plastic cover encased", which was not true for mine and also is not true in their product images. I don't know why they claim that everywhere when it is demonstrably not true but they do I am including images of my Tec Mojo PDU, its on/off, and a different company (Cyberpower)'s on/off switch. in the last photo, you can see what a plastic cover encased on/off switch looks like. this would be helpful for some people who are worried about bumping into the switch and accidentally shutting down a whole rack during a performance or a whole server rack. While I personally can overlook that - it may be a dealbreaker for someone using this on a live tour or for a professional server rack.

Holds shelves/equipment securely on your racks. I've put a couple of racks together with these screw sets and had no problems with quality or assembly. Great buy! Awesome parts!

great unit, space saver.. moved all power cables to back of rack.. simple clean... love it.

This PDU works great. The pigtails allow for several more receptacles than most PDUs (3 front and 16 rear, plus four front USB ports). The only downside to the pigtails is you have to use two hands to connect equipment, because there is nothing solid to push against when connecting equipment. Also, it’s not shown in the photos, but there is a safety cover over the power switch, so you don’t accidentally hit it. I’m actually thrilled about that, because, prior to receiving the PDU, I had been researching solutions to solve that problem. Finally, I do wish the cord was a bit longer, but i can live with it.