
Juice Goose
Juice Goose JG 9 Power Conditioner 9-Outlet
Rack-mountable 9-outlet power conditioner with AC line filtration and spike protection for audio/video gear.
$103.99*
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Overview
Key Features
9-outlet Rackmountable Power Conditioner with Wall-wart Spacing
1 Unswitched Front Outlet
Surge Protection
Noise Filtering
Specifications
Input Voltage
120VAC, 60 Hz
Current Capacity
12 Amps
Overload Protection
15 Amps
Rear Outlets
8x NEMA 5-15
Front Outlets
1x NEMA 5-15
Total Outlets
9
Power Cord
15A, 6-foot 16/3 SJT with NEMA 5-15P Plug
Rack Size
1U (1.75H x 19W x 7D inches)
Weight
5.5 lbs
Frequently Asked Questions
How many outlets does the Juice Goose JG 9 provide and where are they located?
It has nine NEMA 5-15 outlets total — eight on the rear panel and one on the front panel for convenient access to temporary or frequently swapped connections.
What type of power protection does the JG 9 offer?
The JG 9 provides two layers of protection: AC line filtration using a line capacitor on both the line and neutral conductors, and voltage spike protection via a metal oxide varistor, also on both line and neutral.
Will the JG 9 fit in a standard equipment rack?
Yes. It occupies a single rack unit (1U) at 1.75 inches tall and 19 inches wide, fitting into any standard 19-inch AV or server rack.
What is the maximum current the JG 9 can supply to connected equipment?
The JG 9 is rated for 12 amps of continuous current delivery, with a 15-amp circuit breaker providing current overload protection.
Does the JG 9 offer battery backup or voltage regulation?
No. The JG 9 is a power conditioner and surge protector only — it does not include a battery backup (UPS) or automatic voltage regulation. If you need those features, you would need a separate unit.