The Atlas Sound AP-7230-15S is a vertically oriented power strip that can be mounted in 72" racks. This power strip sports 30 rated at 15A and offering 1875W power capability. It offers power management, multiple outlet spacing/orientations, and RFI filtering. Spike and surge protection is also on hand.

30 Outlets, Each Rated at 15A    1875W Power Capability    72" Length    2 AC Outlet Orientations    3-Way Surge Suppression    RFI Filtering

• 30 available 15A outlets
• 2 AC Outlet Orientations: "In Line" and "90 Degree to Chassis"
• Lighted main-power switch
• Circuit breaker protection
• 3-way Surge Suppression MOV Protection: H-N, H-G, N-G
• RFI filtering
• AC protect indicator
• UL, cUL listed

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Where does the battery charging cable attach to the grip?

A: The charging connector on the Nikon MB-N11 Power Battery Pack with Vertical Grip is located right above the battery chamber cover; there is a rubber cover with the USB indication icon.

Q: 2. Is this compatible with the new Z6 III?

A: This is not compatible with the Nikon Z6 III Mirrorless Camera (B&H # NIZ63). The camera is compatible with the Nikon MB-N14 Power Battery Pack (B&H # NIMBN14).

Q: 3. Does the MB-N11 battery grip's function button, wheel and joystick have programability within the Z6 II camera's menu system like the camera's wheel, joystick and buttons? Or, are the MB-N11's functions set/fixed by Nikon?

A: The buttons on the MB-N11 can be assigned as needed within the camera's menu.

Q: 4. Does the battery tray door have a locking button? I'm referring to the square I see on the door. Or, does the door just "click" into place, similar to the memory card door?

A: There is a locking button on the battery door.

Q: 5. Can this grip use the newer NP-W126S batteries or just the older NP-W126 batteries?

A: The grip works fine with the older battery. Fuji claims the newer battery is necessary to get top performance. I haven't had mine long enough to figure out what the real differences are.

Q: 6. How much does the grip extend movie recording for resolutions lower than 4k?

A: It's the same, 30 minutes. The limit is due to heat and preventing the camera form overheating.

Q: 7. Is battery changing the same as on the previous Z grip, or does it use a "slide out" holder as with the D850 grip? Will it accept the larger EN-EL18 or only two small batteries?

A: The manual is not out yet for the grip. But from the information out it seems it has no battery holder. So, works like the Z6 I grip. It does not use the larger EN-EL18. It uses the two EN-EL 15 batteries.

Q: 8. Is it compatible with the original z6?

A: This grip is limited to the Z6 II and Z7 II only.

Q: 9. I'm assuming that a ball head quick release plate will screw onto the bottom? What are the limitations?

A: I use quick release plates on mine all the time. Balance can be a little odd but nothing unusual. The only real issue is the flexing of the the plastic portion that surrounds the side of the camera. As others have noted it has a gap. Feels funky but really is not an issue. It is a good product.

Q: 10. Is this only compatible with the X-T2? Would it work with an X-T20?

A: It's for the Fujifilm X-T2 only.