1U Datacenter PDU -- the top of the power ladder. Same wiring shape as every other tier (one grid "in" port, switched outlets) at six times the heavy-duty tier's power budget.
12 outlets, 1500W total capacity -- enough headroom to run several of the rack's biggest draws (an AI Server's 900W ceiling, a maxed Crypto Rig's four-figure peak, a fully-loaded NAS or Game Server) off a single unit, or to sit as the root of a chain feeding multiple smaller PDUs.
Still a shared chain: every outlet's load stacks against the same 1500W ceiling and the same grid slot. There's no tier where capacity stops mattering -- this one just moves the wall the furthest out available today.
The same sustained-overload fire hazard applies here too -- at this power level, with up to 12 outlets in use, a runaway chain is the single worst-case fire event in the game. Headroom matters most here, not least.
Its 12 outlets aren't limited to feeding devices in its own rack -- cross-rack cabling lets this chain power devices racked in a second, physically separate rack over a real cable link, treated identically to local power everywhere it matters.
Tip: this is the rack-defining purchase once you're running genuinely heavy gear (AI Server, Crypto Rig, a well-populated Game Server) as a matter of course rather than as a one-off experiment.
See also: the Game Systems manual's Fire & Smoke Hazards section, Utility Billing & Dynamic Pricing section, and Cross-Rack Power section.