When a device connected to the master switch goes from on to standby (not completely off) will other devices be switched off?
314254
If you are referring to the "always on" outlet it doesn't matter if anything is plugged into it or the device that is plugged in is off or on standby. All the outlets are in parallel not in series.
314255
To be honest with you I have not even installed mine yet but as I as long as it went into just the stand by position and not the off position all the inlets should still work. That is what the devise is designed for ,and that's how it saves electricity.
314256
No. There is no master shutoff outlet on this device. The master switch merely switches all the outlets off vs using the individual switches. The one outlet w/o a switch is always on except if the master switch is thrown. I think what you are looking for is this: Smart Strip LCG3 Energy Saving Surge Protector with Autoswitching Technology, 10-Outlet. With this device you have a sensitivity adjustment which will allow you to adjust the cutoff current to accomplish what I think you are after.
314257
The Always-On outlet on the end always works. It does not affect the other outlets which may be turned on or off in any combination by using the control buttons. However, if you have two devices plugged in to the Eco Green that are connected over a data wire (like a computer tower and monitor), then you may see some extra control happening when you power down the main device. For example, if you shut down a computer, then the monitor may also turn off along with it because it senses no more data coming from the computer. The Eco Green will support those kind of configurations, but the Eco Green is not the control point for that unless you use the on-off power switches provided on the Eco Green itself. The Always-On outlet on the end always works. It does not affect the other outlets which may be turned on or off in any combination by using the control buttons. However, if you have two devices plugged in to the Eco Green that are connected over a data wire (like a computer tower and monitor), then you may see some extra control happening when you power down the main device. For example, if you shut down a computer, then the monitor may also turn off along with it because it senses no more data coming from the computer. The Eco Green will support those kind of configurations, but the Eco... » Read More The Always-On outlet on the end always works. It does not affect the other outlets which may be turned on or off in any combination by using the control buttons. However, if you have two devices plugged in to the Eco Green that are connected over a data wire (like a computer tower and monitor), then you may see some extra control happening when you power down the main device. For example, if you shut down a computer, then the monitor may also turn off along with it because it senses no more data coming from the computer. The Eco Green will support those kind of configurations, but the Eco Green is not the control point for that unless you use the on-off power switches provided on the Eco Green itself. « Show Less
2089803
If I understand what I'm reading correctly it means that the 4 outlets controlled by the master will power off if the master is not using any electricity. When the master starts to draw power it will power up the other four outlets. This feature can be turned off and the controlled outlets can work independently of the master.
57482
It is switched but is on when the unit is on standby: it only goes off when the 790 is totally turned off. So, if you use the remote, a device plugged into it will not be turned off when you turn the amp off remotely.
1907956
Yes, each device, when selected specifically, the power button on the remote acts as the primary selected device's power button. Only when in Macro mode does the device power everything on or off.
331026
I installed a master disconnect switch so I could shut down power to the switch panel. The red lights indicate that power is going to the switch so as long as power is supplied they will be on by design.
127697
No, if u put switch on it it will just reset itself back to the first pattern every time that you turn it off.
1948671
That has never happened to me, so I can't answer specifically. However, if I unplug it, it must be reset again, so I assume the same would be true of a power failure.
1975291
Yes, as long as you have the one light plugged in to the main plug, everything else will turn off.
277057
Neither - the device (eg lamp) is left ON with the white remote receiver connected between the device and the wall. When you activate the remote, the receiver is on, so power flows to the lamp and it is on. When the remote is deactivated, the receiver shuts off the flow of power to the device so the lamp is cut off. It is a case of 'power on/off'.
1955532
Nope. But it switches automatically to the device you first turn on. If you want it to switch to the 2nd device you have to turn the first one off or unplug the wire.
649489
Possibly. Try this first. Plug in just one device at a time and see which one it auto-detects. And try it on all 5 ports on the switch. If its working for some devices then it may be a power issue. On the other hand, if only certain ports on the switch auto-detects, then its probably defective.
1333820
no it does not. it will go on and stay on until power comes on or it runs out. if there is a power failure and it appears that it will last some time, i turn the device off. i also had the previous version of this and this feature (have an easy accessible switch) is great. maybe on the next version it can contact you although i am not sure what you will with that info.
901303
yes - that is its purpose. anything that you can turn off and then on again by unplugging and then replugging in will work. The only caveat is devices that go into "standby" mode, like an audio amplifier, that need a second signal to go from standby to on.
200004
Yes but I wonder why? The idea is when the master outlet provides powr to the master device, the switchable outlets also have power available for devices.
1494792
Yea it has a setting where it'll go into stand-by mode if it doesn't detect signal for a certain amount of time. It's about 20 minutes before it goes into stand-by.
611899
Mine doesnt if you turn the switch to the off position, the device turns off immediately
2255185
It does not have automatic switch-over capability to act as a standby device if the landline power goes out. It's just a straight inverter running off of a battery and it needs to be manually turned on by the operator.