Tripp Lite PS6020 Surge Protector 15 Amps 20 Outlets

Product Description

The TRIPP LITE PS6020 is a multi-outlet surge protector rated for 15 amps with 20 outlets, designed for enterprise and commercial power distribution applications. It provides connected equipment with protection against voltage spikes and electrical surges across a high-density outlet configuration. The PS6020 is built for server rooms, data centers, network closets, and other installations where multiple devices must be powered and protected from a single source. Licensed electricians and IT infrastructure technicians are the primary installers of this unit.

The PS6020 is suited for enterprise environments requiring centralized surge protection across numerous loads. Its 20-outlet layout supports high-density rack or cabinet installations where power distribution units are used to feed networking gear, servers, patch panels, and ancillary equipment. The unit falls within the enterprise surge protection and PDU category, making it appropriate for commercial and light industrial deployments where circuit protection and outlet count are primary selection criteria.

Key Features

• 20 outlets provide high-density power distribution from a single unit
• 15-amp capacity suitable for standard commercial branch circuits
• Surge protection guards connected equipment against voltage transients
• Enterprise-class design intended for rack, cabinet, or facility installations
• Single-unit solution reduces the need for multiple power strips or individual protectors

Compatibility

Designed as an enterprise-grade surge protector and power distribution unit suitable for commercial rack and cabinet environments where a 15-amp, 20-outlet configuration is required.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified electrician or trained IT infrastructure technician in accordance with NEC guidelines. Verify that the branch circuit supplying the unit is rated for at least 15 amps and is properly grounded before connecting the PS6020. Power down all connected equipment before making or breaking connections at the outlet strip. Do not exceed the rated amperage load across the combined outlets.