Built in North America, the Hammond 1588T12B1 is a 15A unit with 12 NEMA 5-15R outlets. It is designed to mount on the side or rear of a server cabinet, wall-mount cabinet or open-frame rack and is fed by a 15 ft cord with a straight-blade NEMA 5-15P plug. Control is by a power indicator light (no switch). It's a solid choice for data closets, AV racks, control panels and test benches.
Key Features
Slim, low-profile vertical power strip that runs down the side or back of a cabinet
Receptacles are on 1" square, evenly spaced centres so plugs don't crowd each other
Rugged, lightweight aluminium body
Heavy 14/3 SJT cord with an integral moulded plug and a 15A circuit breaker
Mounting hardware kit included; also mounts horizontally above a workbench
UL/cUL recognised to UL 1363, TAA compliant for GSA purchases and RoHS compliant
New Tech Industries has supplied contractors, integrators and IT departments since 1982. Call us for installer pricing, quantity quotes or help choosing the right Hammond power distribution for your rack.
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