Power Leads and Strips

[Rehmat]

Hi all. I need to purchase a power strip for my homelab. It will be running off a 13amp 230v breaker. 

Is this type of product reliable and safe? Has anybody used it or something similar?

https://www.amazon.co.uk/kenable-Power-Distribution-Unit-Horizontal-Black/dp/B00X8F82L8/ref=pd_bxgy_23_2/257-3774556-7385438?_encoding=UTF8&pd_rd_i=B00X8F82L8&pd_rd_r=1df22fb4-65c3-11e9-8944-a73b054021f7&pd_rd_w=slsQA&pd_rd_wg=DHFxQ&pf_rd_p=07e3e597-b71b-4701-a3fd-d79c50f48406&pf_rd_r=E1P6KGYC3C0FJMPMN6AS&psc=1&refRID=E1P6KGYC3C0FJMPMN6AS

 

Thanks

[ELSknutson]

um.. I do not see any kind of certifications on this unit what leads me to believe that its a Chinese Re brand. At the company that I work for we do similar things but we make sure it is certified.  That being said as along as your running a good UPS or you dont care much about what your connecting it to.  you should be fine.

 

If your worried about damaging your equipment then you should not skimp on your power. 

https://www.amazon.co.uk/12-60320-Neon-Fused-Plug-Light-Grey-RAL-7035/dp/B07NCYLRWS/ref=sr_1_5?keywords=Power+Distribution+Unit+12+Way+C13&qid=1556024320&s=electronics&sr=1-5

This is a much better unit because it has been tested and certified,   it has over voltage protection, and it has an external ground.