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Black horizontal metal surge strip with twelve outlets and rack ears

CyberPower

CyberPower RKBS15S4F8R Rackbar 12-outlet surge protector

SKU CH-CYQR-08NQV

Rack-mountable surge suppressor with 12 AC outlets at 120 V for server equipment

  • Unit Weight5.9 lbs
  • 12 outlets protect multiple devices from power surges
  • 15 A capacity handles high-draw rack equipment
  • 120 V AC input matches standard North American power
  • Zero-U/1U rack-mount design saves cabinet space

Rack-mount surge protector for server racks

The CyberPower RKBS15S4F8R is a 1U surge suppressor designed for zero-U or standard rack installation. It provides twelve AC outlets rated for 120 V operation. This unit suits network administrators and IT professionals protecting rack-mounted equipment from voltage spikes. It is not intended for desktop use or installations requiring a different voltage supply.

Thermals noise and power draw in normal use

The suppressor operates passively with no cooling fans, so it adds no audible noise to the rack environment. Power draw is limited to the minimal internal circuitry required for surge monitoring and indication. The metal chassis dissipates any residual heat without active airflow. The unit weighs 5.9 lbs and mounts securely in standard server cabinets.

Highlights

  • 12 outlets protect multiple devices from power surges
  • 15 A capacity handles high-draw rack equipment
  • 120 V AC input matches standard North American power
  • Zero-U/1U rack-mount design saves cabinet space

Specifications

BrandCyberPower
ModelRKBS15S4F8R
Unit Weight5.9 lbs

Questions about this item

How do I mount the RKBS15S4F8R in a rack and which orientation mistake should I avoid?

The unit fits Zero-U vertical channels or a 1U horizontal slot; the common error is fastening only one flange so the strip pivots and blocks adjacent equipment.

Which component will need replacement after repeated surges and how will I know?

The internal MOV array sacrifices itself over time; the front-panel protection LED extinguishes when the suppressor can no longer clamp transients.

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