Regleta de enchufes para rack de 19" InLine, 8 tomas schuko, con interruptor, 2 m, negro

Socket strip InLine 19" 8-way earthing contact with switch 2m black is a rack-mount power distribution unit designed for installation in 19" network cabinets. It provides eight Type F (Schuko) AC outlets, a built-in power switch and a 2 m power cable in a black aluminium and plastic housing. With a maximum peak power of 3680 W and compact dimensions (482.6 mm width, 45 mm depth), it is intended for reliable power distribution to network and electronic equipment in cabinet environments.

Advantages

The InLine 19" socket strip combines aluminium robustness with plastic elements for lower weight and durability. Eight Type F outlets offer compatibility with common European plugs while the integrated switch enables convenient on/off control of connected devices. A 2 m cable length facilitates installation flexibility within standard rack setups, and the unit’s slim depth conserves space inside 19" cabinets.

Suitable for

• Mounting in 19" network or server cabinets
• Powering networking equipment such as switches, routers and patch panels
• Supplying small servers, storage devices or peripherals in rack environments

Key specifications

• Brand: InLine
• Model / MPN: 16418S
• EAN: 4043718296996
• AC outlets: 8 × Type F (Schuko)
• Power: up to 3680 W peak
• Cable length: 2 m
• Colour: Black
• Material: Aluminium and plastic
• Dimensions (W × D): 482.6 mm × 45 mm

How to use

Install the socket strip into a standard 19" rack using appropriate mounting screws or ears. Connect the unit’s 2 m power cable to a suitable mains outlet with Type F compatibility and switch the front power switch to the ON position to supply power to connected devices. Distribute equipment across the eight outlets, avoiding overload by ensuring the total connected load does not exceed the specified peak power of 3680 W.

Recommendations

Do not exceed the rated peak power and ensure the socket strip is installed in a ventilated cabinet away from liquids and excessive heat. For critical equipment, consider additional surge protection or an uninterruptible power supply (UPS).