Can the 2 outlets be wire seperately? 1 switched, 1 continously powered? I only need surge protection on one.
2069182
Without digging out the instructions, I'm 98% sure NO. These have a line and load connection...basically power in and power out to send surge protected power to another location.
2069183
Not sure. I wired both normally so both would have surge protection. Would advise contacting Leviton to get best answer.
1096794
I'm sorry to disappoint you, but I do not have any outlets on a switch circuit. Perhaps you can visit the manufacturer's web site for that info.
443901
I am not sure, but if you couldnt just plug both ports, it probably means it isnt possible, since there is a single "on" switch...
2067187
A typical outlet has 2 sockets, one on top of the other. You can use 2 of these, one on top of the other and the control switches are in the right hand side.
2234061
I haven't tried it, but think you can by setting the same dip switch position on both the two receptacles and the switch. You can confirm by calling the manufacturer customer support @ 1-800-858-8501
429535
Depends on how it's setup and wired. The outlet can be switched or unswitched- instructions are enclosed on how to snip the bridge and wire as noted above to control supply to the outlet.
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.)
680767
No! This works as a one way splitter. You'll need a switch box. If both devices are accidentally turned on at the same time you may damage your electronics.
743810
No, but there is typically no need. A surge protector anywhere on the circuit protects that entire circuit. So unless you have the duplex spilt into two circuits (common on newer washer and dryer outlets) there will be no need for two in the same outlet.
1232981
yes, I am using one of them on a double outlet, and the second outlet is left accessible.
1105143
there is 1 outlet that controls 4 other switched outlets, there are 2 other constant-always on power outlets.
1886423
Not sure of the best thing to do but there is diminishing amperage with just one power strip. I found this when seeking to power a saw that uses all 15 amps. This surge protector has an output of something like 12.5 amps. I don't know what would happen if you daisy chain different pieces together. If you do that, I'd get a product with just 2 or 4 recepticles on it and save a few dollars. If you are real worried, I might call some electrical supply house in your area and find out what others do if you have a shakey power service. Our power goes off and comes back on quickly sometimes so I even have a surge protector on my aging refrigerator. The power system in this country is aging and I've seen many pieces of expensive commercial equipment blown out at once by careless electric company folks. There is good reason to do something...
603202
They have to be separate. One is to provide power and the other is for metering. Won't work right together.
1051861
This doesn't. You can run one wire that covers both data and power. It's also low voltage so there are fewer limitations as to where and how you run it (cat5/cat6)
1963801
If this unit comes unopened, then there are instructions for installation included. If you are interested in how to wire for your situation then do a "search on images" on "wiring receptacle and switch combo". There are different ways to wire this if you want the outlet to be "on" all the time.
1817937
any cable not run through surge protector can fry the device connected to it. but, i am not sure about Cat5 cables. the wires are so small. i would think the Cat5 cable would loose continuity with a surge. i do not know for sure. even with a surge protector if lightning strikes the house or the grid near by you will not happy.
798282
Indeed this switcher requires AC Power. Know also that you have to manually flip a little switch to toggle between devices. In other words, they will not both work at the same time.