It looks like there are 4 outlets that are "Controlled By Master". 3 or surge side and one on other side. What does this mean?
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.
1281934
The secondary plugs supply power when the master is turned on in the same way as if you plugged them into the wall. With most newer devices, that means that they will have power, but won't automatically turn on.
1259624
There are 3 different on/off switches that each control 3 ports. This way you can leave plugs and/or devices plugged in and not keep yanking cords out over and over and use the power buttons to cut power when not using
1539238
I bought 3 of these, we have 1 in the living room that operate 3 different items, the 2nd one is in my husband's office/bedroom and operates 3 different items and the 3rd one is in our bedroom and operates another 3 different items. Never had a problem with any of them, they are independent of each other.
1656319
The outlets are controlled together - they're all on or off at the same time, whether using the remote or the buttons on the unit.
2261324
Both outlets work on the same time. Don't buy it. I tried 2 of them and neither worked. Try a different brand.
1551636
The device monitors the receptacle and simply plugs into one of the plugs, probably the lower one. So, obviously, you then have only one plug available for use. Hope that helps.
1698227
Im not an electrician. But with basic figuring...it says it is a three amp, so 1 amp shouldn't be anything. Ypu can look on the fan and see what the surge power is and that should tell you. If it doesn't say, call who sold it to you and they should be able to tell you what the surge is. Hope this helps you in your ventures:)
1808073
It means the power adapter to power the unit is not included. It's assumed that you will be using a POE (Power over Ethernet) switch or a power injector. If your using more than 3 phones in the same building I recommend getting a multiport power injector (be sure to pick the right voltage) or a switch that does POE.
1305735
The controlled outlets work off one device, which is plugged into the "master" outlet. I have my CPU plugged into that one, since I don't use the peripherals when the computer is off. Theoretically, you could plug anything into it, even a lamp, and when you turned it off all of the controlled outlets would go off as well. The outlets do stay on for 90 seconds after the "master" is turned off. Perhaps that is what is confusing you. Hope this helps.
1609134
Only one of the plugs is switched. (Z-Wave enabled outlet for the lamp or appliance that you would like to control and a standard pass-through AC outlet for other electrical appliance.)
724367
I can confim that the top 3 work with the top outlet and the bottom 3 work with the bottom outlet and that if you only have 1 outlet for some reason only 3 will work.
1609132
One plug is zwave and the other is a normal plug. So you only control one device.
406664
3, but be careful that your outlet is a standard one, not one with a circuit breaker between the sockets. It won't fit into one of those.
2244159
It is a outlet that has a ground, so 3 prongs. It has three inlets in case you need to know.
1286415
I'd call Cyberpower before I did it. Sometimes you do things like that & it monks with the electronics...like hooking 2 surge protectors in series, some say it cancels both out??? You can get Cyberpower customer service& tech # online.
1425811
Both outlets are simultaneously controlled by one time clock. You cannot set the outlets to function at separate times.