Dynamode10 Way Extension Lead Power Strip - 13A Multi Plug Switched Power Distribution Unit (PDU) Rack Mount Charging Station with 1.7M Cord Cable for Home Office Server Cabinet

Works as intended, using it to power a good chunck of my work equipment. The build quality is decent although the housing is made of plastic and not metal as I was expecting as I have another one of these from another brand that is made of metal. But alas it completes it's fuction just fine so I can't really fault it.

Bought these to create a set of outlets under an office desk. Study and well made, easy to mount to a wall (or cabinet) using the included brackets.

Does exactly what it says, ten sockets in a row with a single lit on/off switch. Others mention the sockets are slightly stiff, which is true, but not overly so, and I didn't find it a problem pushing in or removing plugs once the panel was securely attached to a masonry wall.The brackets make it very easy to attach to the wall, I used an expansion bolt and a rawl plug/ screw at each end.The improvement opportunity - the promotional photo appears to show the cable exiting from the left, which is what I wanted. The one I received had the cable on the right. If both exist then it would make a lot of sense to give the buyer the choice, as with a panel this long, and only 1.7m if cable, it makes a lot of difference.I opened mine up and swapped the cable to the other end, which isn't too hard as the whole thing is modular. Once the end plates are off and the earthing detached, the entire assembly slides out of the extruded metal section. Obviously the unit says you shouldn't open it... if you're going to do this, you'll need a torx T10 wrench to remove the end covers and a medium Phillips screwdriver for the wiring.

Great. Sturdy build and does the job.

Fourth or fifth of these I've bought. Rugged, tight plug grip, easy to mount, nice colour. Top stuff.

The Dynamode 10 Way Extension Lead Power Strip was delivered in a plain cardboard box, and was intended to be used as the power delivery for a large media unit housing a lot of TV, Hi-Fi and Gaming Consoles so the 10 sockets have been fully used bar one! Mounting it was a doddle using the supplied bolt and nut onto the wooden back of the media unit - though I discarded the sprung lugs used for a typical data centre type rack as they were not needed. All was going swimmingly well but when I tried to insert a plug, there was a lot of resistance, so much so that I became a little concerned I would break the plastic earth pin off some of the plugs. I therefore decided to take a fully metal pinned plug and force that into each of the sockets before trying the plastic ones. Even so, the pressure needed to make the plug fully seat home was considerable and I wasn't too happy with that as an experience. I am not sure if mine was an odd man out but I think it should be noted - and the strip loses a mark for this issue. Other than that it is a sturdy unit and working well and as expected now it is deployed.

Good quality power supply, thick cable and sturdy casing. Does what it’s intended to do.

As software developer I have a zillion of cables and devices plugged in and I bought this one to arrange those. It was fitting perfectly behind my desk vertically and all the plugs are fitting nicely.Very sturdy build, all metal with one on/off swing and surge protection.Generous space between sockets that will accommodate any plug type, including the bulky power adapters (e.g the home routers ones).Recommend