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Seven outlets work together, autoswitching your devices on/off automatically, to save you money on your electric bills. 1225 joules of surge protection keep your equipment safe from even the harshest power spikes. Conveniently-spaced outlets and a 45-degree, angled space saver plug make the Smart Strip a friendly addition to your electronic systems.
How does it work? Just plug in your computer to the main switch on the SmartStrip and your printer, fax, modem, hard-drive or other peripherals into the switched outlets. When you turn your computer off, all the other perifperals plugged into the "switched outlets" will power off as well. No worrying about turning all your equipment off at the end of the day, the SmartStrip does it for you. Works with your TV and all your components too. Save money everyday!
Read some professional reviews at the bottom.
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From PC World: "Brainy Power Strip" |
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From On Computers: "...what it does is turn off your peripherals automatically when you shut down the computer...For a business with many people walking away from their computers it probably adds up to quite a bit of money on the power bill...It could also be used with shop equipment, heaters, etc." --Bob Schwabach, On Computers |
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From Retro Blast: "It seems like an excellent product that does exactly what I wanted – power on a few (up to 5) peripherals after the PC is powered on and it will then shut them off after the PC is shut down... "Overall, if you’re looking for a power strip that will turn on/off peripheral devices (lights, speakers, etc) based on your PC’s power state then this is a great buy." -- Andrew Lattof, RetroBlast Product Reviews This auto-switching power strip actually works even better than the @Power strip, which I had previously used in the MAME frame. The @Power strip had a 3-4 second delay between turning the computer on/off and the rest of the outlets activating. The Smart Strip has no noticable delay — push the power button on the computer, and everything turns on immediately. -- Kevin Steele, RetroBlast Product Reviews |
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From Dealtime.com |
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From Hometheater.com "The strip is one of the most well thought out ones I've seen. It has 10 outlets altogether, 1 controlling, 3 other hot, 6 switched. 1 of the hot outlets and 3 of the switched ones are spaced for transformer plugs, so your really get 10 usable outlets. "I decided to plug in my receiver as the control, my DVD player hot, and my TV, subwoofer and small backlight as switched. Initially the control didn't power off anything, but making a small adjustment to the sensitivity of the trimmer did the trick. The power on/power off levels differ by 20%, so that you can't get a 'cycle' of powering on and off going by setting the trimmer right at the threshold. "I'm pretty darn pleased with the result. Now my subwoofer that I was always leaving on gets shut off, and I don't have to crawl behind my TV to turn on my theater back light. "It can handle up to 15 amps, has the usual lightning strike protection, and even has some line noise protection. It has a $30,000 equipment meltdown warranty as well. "Frankly I think the convenience and power savings make this a great deal. Especially since the strip is only $30. Compare that to any Monster strip, even the ones that don't have noise suppression circuits." -- Don Steinmann, hometheater.com |