Power strip Acar 504WF 19" 5x230V, 5 m cable, black

The Acar 504WF 19" power strip is a rack-mountable PDU designed to supply mains power to multiple devices in server cabinets, network racks and equipment rooms. Housed in a black enclosure, it provides five 230 V outlets and features a 5 m power cable to reach wall sockets without additional extension leads. Its compact 19" format is intended to save rack space and keep cabling organised for consistent power distribution to connected devices.

Advantages

The unit combines a standard 19" form factor with a slim profile to minimise occupied rack depth while offering five conveniently spaced 230 V outlets. A 5 m mains cable reduces the need for separate extension cords and allows flexible placement inside the rack. The black enclosure supports a professional appearance and helps integrate the power strip into existing server and network installations. The device is suitable for fixed mounting and reduces cable clutter, improving access and visibility of power connections.

Suitable for

• Server cabinets and rack-mounted network equipment
• Small to medium data closets and equipment rooms
• Powering switches, routers, patch panels and peripheral devices
• IT maintenance benches and laboratory racks

Key specifications

• Form factor: 19" rack-mountable power strip
• Number of outlets: 5 x 230 V AC sockets
• Cable length: 5 m fixed mains cable
• Colour: black metal/plastic enclosure
• Mounting: designed for horizontal mounting in 19" racks

How to use

Mount the power strip in a 19" rack using appropriate rack screws and mounting brackets, ensuring the unit is secured to prevent movement. Route the 5 m mains cable to a compatible mains outlet and connect to the building supply using a properly rated wall socket. Plug devices into the 230 V outlets, taking care to avoid overloading the strip by checking the combined power draw of connected equipment. Position cables to maintain airflow and avoid sharp bends near connectors.

Usage recommendations

For safe operation, verify that total connected load does not exceed the rated capacity of the rack circuit and distribute high-draw devices across different outlets or circuits where possible. Install the power strip on an appropriate shelf or rack rail to keep heavy cables supported, and perform periodic inspections of the mains cable and outlet contacts for signs of wear or damage.