ORVIX
ORVIX 1-15P to Dual 1-15R PDU 90 Degree .64m
Splits one US polarised outlet into two with a 90-degree plug and .64 m cable, ETL listed
- Powers two devices from one outlet with NEMA 1-15P to dual 1-15R splitter
- 90-degree angled plug fits tight spaces behind furniture or racks
- .64 metre cable length reaches nearby equipment without excess slack
- ETL listed for verified electrical safety compliance
- Polarised connectors ensure correct orientation for protected equipment
Power Distribution Splitter
The ORVIX 1-15P to Dual 1-15R PDU splits a single NEMA 1-15P outlet into two NEMA 1-15R receptacles. A 90 degree angled plug keeps the connection close to the wall or rack. The cable length is .64m and the assembly is ETL listed. It is built for indoor power distribution.
Suited for Dense Outlet Rows
This splitter suits installers who need two polarised loads from one socket in a server cabinet or workstation cluster. The short .64m reach and right-angle housing reduce cable bulk in tight rows. Buyers who need more than two branches or a longer cable run should look at a different PDU configuration.
NEMA 1-15P Plug with 90 Degree Angle
The defining specification is the single NEMA 1-15P plug set at a 90 degree angle feeding two NEMA 1-15R sockets. This geometry decides whether the unit fits behind equipment or inside a shallow rack. Verify the outlet orientation and polarisation before ordering.
Highlights
- Powers two devices from one outlet with NEMA 1-15P to dual 1-15R splitter
- 90-degree angled plug fits tight spaces behind furniture or racks
- .64 metre cable length reaches nearby equipment without excess slack
- ETL listed for verified electrical safety compliance
- Polarised connectors ensure correct orientation for protected equipment
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Will the polarised NEMA 1-15R receptacles wear out and need replacing after repeated insertions?
The polarised NEMA 1-15R receptacles are moulded into the splitter body and are not user-replaceable; if the contacts loosen the entire 0.64 m cable must be swapped.
What limits continuous use when two devices draw the full 15 A rating?
The 15 A NEMA 1-15P plug and the splitter’s internal conductors set the hard limit; exceeding 15 A total will trip the upstream breaker.
Does the 90-degree angled plug run warmer than a straight plug when both outlets are loaded all day?
The 90-degree NEMA 1-15P plug uses the same conductors as a straight version, so temperature rise under sustained load is equivalent.
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