Gefen Power Rack

This unit is specifically engineered for rack-mounted components that require a regulated 5VDC power input. It is ideal for consolidating power for multiple small AV or IT devices that would otherwise require individual wall adapters.

This unit is specifically engineered for rack-mounted components that require a regulated 5VDC power input. It is ideal for consolidating power for multiple small AV or IT devices that would otherwise require individual wall-wart power supplies.

No. The Gefen Power Rack 58 provides eight dedicated 5VDC outputs only. It is not compatible with equipment requiring higher or lower voltages, so verify your device requirements before connecting.

No. The Gefen Power Rack 58 provides eight dedicated 5VDC outputs only. Connecting devices that require a different voltage could result in damage to your equipment.

The unit features a standard 1U rackmount form factor, meaning it occupies only 1.75 inches of vertical rack space. Its compact design helps streamline cabling and keeps your rack organized by eliminating the need for multiple bulky power bricks.

While the unit functions as a power distribution system with regulated DC output, it is primarily designed for centralized power management rather than high-level AC power conditioning or surge suppression.

The unit features a standard 1U rackmount form factor, meaning it takes up 1.75 inches of vertical space in a standard 19-inch equipment rack.

Yes, the unit provides regulated DC power delivery. This ensures a stable and consistent voltage supply to your connected components, which is essential for the reliable operation of sensitive professional electronics.

As a discontinued product, ensure that the unit is kept in a well-ventilated rack environment to prevent heat buildup. Because it is a legacy power management solution, you should also confirm that your current equipment's power draw does not exceed the unit's total capacity.

This unit is intended for low-voltage, 5VDC components. It is best suited for smaller peripheral devices, signal converters, or controllers, rather than high-draw rack-mounted servers or heavy-duty amplifiers.