Tripp Lite by Eaton 24-Outlet Vertical Power Strip, 120V, 20A, 5-20P, 15 ft. (4.57 m) Cord, 72 in.

The Tripp Lite by Eaton 24-Outlet Vertical Power Strip is engineered to meet the exacting demands of modern electrical environments. Built for reliability in network rooms, laboratories, data centers, and high-density workspaces, this vertical power distribution unit delivers organized, scalable power to a wide array of devices. With a tall, space-efficient design and a dense outlet configuration, it helps you maximize outlet density without sacrificing safety or cable management. The model is designed to support sustained performance in environments where uptime matters, making it a strong choice for IT racks, telecom closets, and research facilities where equipment rack space is at a premium and power reliability is non-negotiable. From servers and switches to instrument panels and workstations, this 24-outlet solution keeps critical devices powered and ready, while its robust construction stands up to the day-to-day rigors of busy lab and data environments. Whether you’re expanding an existing infrastructure or building out a new one, this vertical power strip makes it easy to distribute power efficiently across a large number of devices, simplify cabling, and maintain a clean, organized workspace. Its 120V, 20A rating provides ample headroom for high-demand equipment, reducing the risk of tripped circuits during peak operation and ensuring consistent, dependable power delivery across all outlets.

• High-density power distribution: 24 outlets arranged on a vertical platform to maximize outlet count in a compact footprint, ideal for network rooms, labs, and data centers where space is at a premium.
• Robust electrical performance: rated for 120V and 20A with a 5-20P plug, delivering strong, consistent power to a wide range of devices while simplifying circuit management in busy environments.
• Extensive reach and flexibility: a 15 ft (4.57 m) cord combined with a 72 in tall vertical housing provides long reach and excellent cable management options, enabling flexible deployment along walls, shelves, or rack fronts.
• Designed for organized deployments: vertical form factor supports clean cable routing, easy device access, and rapid replacements or rearrangements without disturbing adjacent equipment.
• Versatile use cases: perfect for network rooms, laboratories, server closets, classrooms with multimedia gear, and any setting requiring reliable, scalable power distribution with orderly cabling.

Technical Details of Tripp Lite by Eaton 24-Outlet Vertical Power Strip

• Product name: Tripp Lite by Eaton 24-Outlet Vertical Power Strip
• Outlet configuration: 24 NEMA 5-20R receptacles
• Input voltage: 120V
• Current rating: 20A
• Plug type: NEMA 5-20P
• Cord length: 15 ft (4.57 m)
• Cord type: typical heavy-duty cord suitable for high-density installations
• Overall height: 72 in (approx. 183 cm) for tall, space-efficient vertical distribution
• Construction: durable housing designed for continuous use in network rooms, labs, and data centers
• Intended environments: professional IT, telecom, laboratory, and educational spaces requiring reliable power distribution

How to install Tripp Lite by Eaton 24-Outlet Vertical Power Strip

Installing this 24-outlet vertical power strip is straightforward when you follow best-practice power distribution guidelines. The goal is to maximize safety, minimize clutter, and ensure balanced power delivery across devices.

• Plan the layout: identify the primary circuit you will connect to (typically a dedicated 20A circuit for high-density deployments) and determine a mounting location that allows easy access to outlets and a clean cable path.
• Mount and position: place the vertical power strip in a secure, unobstructed area. If mounting to a wall or rack, follow your facility’s hardware guidelines and use appropriate mounting hardware for the surface. Ensure there is adequate clearance for air flow and access to outlets.
• Connect to a suitable power source: use the 15 ft cord to reach a 120V, 20A power source. Avoid daisy-chaining multiple power strips and never plug into overloaded circuits.
• Organize cables: route power cords and device cables along the back or sides of the unit using any built-in cable management features or ties to keep cables tidy and prevent tangling or obstruction.
• Test and verify: once connected, switch on equipment one device at a time to confirm power delivery. Use a circuit tester if necessary to verify outlets are functioning and delivering stable power to connected devices.
• Distribute load responsibly: distribute power requirements evenly across outlets and avoid concentrating heavy-load devices on a single outlet bank. Periodically review the load on the circuit to prevent nuisance tripping.
• Maintenance and safety: periodically inspect the power strip for signs of wear, heat, or damage. Do not operate with damaged cords or outlets, and replace the unit if you notice any irregularities.

Frequently asked questions

Q: What is the primary advantage of a vertical 24-outlet power strip?
A: The vertical design concentrates a high outlet count in a tall, space-efficient footprint. This setup is ideal for network rooms, labs, and data centers where outlet density matters and floor space is limited. It also helps with organized cabling and easier access to each outlet.

Q: What voltage and amperage does this model support?
A: This model is rated for 120V and 20A, providing ample capacity for high-density devices while helping to maintain stable power distribution across a large number of outlets.

Q: How long is the cord?
A: The unit features a 15 ft (4.57 m) cord, which offers flexibility in placement and routing within larger rooms or cabinets.

Q: How many outlets are available?
A: The power strip includes 24 outlets, enabling the connection of multiple devices such as servers, switches, routers, instrumentation, and workstations from a single distribution point.

Q: What environments is this unit best suited for?
A: It is well-suited for network rooms, laboratories, data centers, telecom closets, classrooms with multimedia gear, and other professional settings that require reliable, scalable power distribution with clean cable management.

Q: Are there any safety or installation notes I should be aware of?
A: Always ensure you install on an appropriate circuit with adequate capacity, avoid daisy-chaining multiple power strips, keep the unit dry and away from heat sources, and follow local electrical codes. Regularly inspect for wear or damage and maintain organized cables to minimize tripping hazards and heat buildup.