Owner manual

PRODUCT FEATURES AND OPERATION
A. MASTER POWER SWITCH: turns power on to switched outlets.
B. REMOVEABLE CONSOLE FEET: Allows placement on a shelf as a console component within a system.
Unscrew feet prior to rack mounting.
C. SWITCH: Indicates that AC power is available at the switched outlets.
D. POWER: Indicates AC power is available at the wall outlet where the unit is plugged in.
E. GROUND: Indicates wall outlet is grounded and surge protection can properly function.
F. SURGE: Indicates the surge suppression components are intact and providing complete protection against surges.
G. FRONT PANEL OUTLETS: Provides a convenient power source (with surge suppression and line noise ltering)
for devices not normally part of your component system, including game systems, video recorders or battery
chargers.
H. RACKMOUNT HARDWARE: Allows mounting in standard size (19 inch) racks.
I. ALWAYS ON FILTER BANK: Provides a power source (with surge suppression and line noise ltering) for equipment
that should have a continuous source of power.
J. SWITCHED FILTER BANK: Provides a power source (with surge suppression and line noise ltering) for equipment
that will be powered on and o by the power switch on the front panel (see letter A).
K. SWITCHED HIGH CURRENT BANK: A power source ideal for equipment such as ampliers and subwoofers that
draw much current and it’s noise is isolated from the other bank of outlets.
L. PHONE/FAX/DSL LINE: Protects connected equipment against surge damage and line noise distortion on a single
dial-up line. A built-in splitter (one jack in and two jacks out) allows you to simultaneously protect and connect
two devices sharing a single line.
M. NETWORK LINE: protection circuits against surge damage and line noise distortion for ethernet lines.
N. CABLE/DSS/ANTENNA: 3 pairs of bidirectional protection circuits optimized for satellite, cable, and
antenna TV signal lines.
O. CIRCUIT BREAKER: automatically opens when the current load exceeds 15 Amps. Push to reset.
P. POWER CORD: provides power from the wall outlet and must be plugged into a properly wired
and grounded 3-wire outlet.
Q. GROUND LUG: Provides a common grounding point for equipment with separate ground leads
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