Power strip INTELLINET 163675 vertical design — 20 C13 sockets, 4 C19 sockets, max 10A

INTELLINET 163675 is a vertical power strip designed for compact rack and workstation installations. It provides twenty IEC C13 outlets and four IEC C19 outlets with a maximum current rating of 10 A, offering centralized power distribution for servers, network devices and professional equipment while saving floor and rack space through a slim vertical layout.

Advantages

The vertical form factor optimizes space in racks and under workbenches, enabling dense device placement without sacrificing accessibility. Multiple C13 and C19 IEC outlets on a single unit reduce the need for adapters and individual power supplies, simplifying cable management and minimizing clutter. Built to support professional equipment, the strip offers clear separation between lower-current C13 and higher-current C19 connectors for flexible device connections.

Suitable for

• Rack-mounted network switches, patch panels and small servers
• Workstations and lab benches with multiple IEC-powered devices
• Audio-visual racks and broadcast equipment setups
• Server closets and edge computing enclosures with limited space

Key specifications

• Connector types: 20 × IEC C13, 4 × IEC C19
• Maximum current: 10 A
• Form factor: vertical/mountable for space-saving installations
• Intended use: centralized IEC power distribution for professional equipment

How to use

Mount the power strip vertically according to available rack or cabinet mounting points or place it upright on a stable surface where permitted. Connect the power strip to a suitable mains outlet or upstream power distribution device rated to handle the combined load. Plug devices into the C13 or C19 outlets as appropriate to their inlet type, taking care not to exceed the 10 A total current rating. Arrange and secure cables to avoid strain on connectors and to maintain airflow around rack-mounted equipment.

Usage recommendations

Verify the total current draw of all connected devices before installation to ensure the combined load does not exceed 10 A. Use proper rack-mounting hardware where applicable and avoid daisy-chaining multiple power strips. Periodically inspect connectors and cables for wear or damage and maintain clear ventilation around powered equipment.