Which outlet controls the ECO outlets?
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None - it's USB. From their site: "The user selectable ECO mode removes power to computer peripherals connected to the ECO designated outlets when the UPS detects the computer, connected to the UPS via USB, is turned off or in sleep mode."
1023966
1500 watts is peak or on high. if you use eco it automatically adjusts to throughout run time to maintain the temp you have set it at. If you use lower settings or reduced temp, it will also operate at lower levels.
1189446
It has three settings; outlet 1, outlet 2, then both outlets. Its plastic but seems to work well.
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No but if you look here on Amazon and find the start Eco sub adapter "Micro USB OTG Adapter M/F"
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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.
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My inclusion worked exactly the same as Sluggy's did, Vera found all of them at once. To control them separately, just set each device up with a trigger or treat each one as a separate device within Vera, and whatever is plugged into each individual outlet will be controlled. Or all at once if you wish.
1039644
Get a smart power strip. Plug the item you want cooled into the control (sensed) outlet. Plug the fan adapter into one of the controlled outlets. These come one when power flow is sensed.
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You can wire this Ecoswitch as the first device from the power source as it acts as a switch only (it doesn't care what is after it as long as you keep within the amperage rating of the Ecoswitch), then take your leads from the Ecoswitch to a dimmer THEN go to your light(s). This will then give you both benefits of the programmable timer and a dimmer. Just don't go from the dimmer to the Ecoswitch! If your box is not at least 4x4 for two devices, then you will have to upgrade the wall box.
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Any 110V outlet would do. Here is their website you can contact them for further questions: http://hometechind.com/contact.html
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A smart strip uses activity (current) on one outlet to control the others. For example if you plug your computer into the Control outlet, when you shut down your computer all the other outlets (with finite exceptions) are unpowered.
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No, the remote is on/off for all outlets. no individual comtrol... Also, I learned to protect from rain.... fzzzzz dead!
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It's an automatic switch (no external mechanism to manipulate). It doesn't have a set of adapters for international wall outlets.
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There is a switch on the side. Depends on the model, some don't even have a switch, but if there is one, it turns it on/off and allows selection of green or blue color. Try turning the switch on the side....Otherwise it probably is defective, or that outlet is defective.
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No, it only acts as a switch to control one of the two outlets, based on the commands of the controller. Amount of Watts used is not tracked by this device.
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I love this unit, requires two 220V inputs from power panel. I have two ECO Smart units and save $80 a month on my power bill.
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Only the bottom plug in the outlet is controllable by Z-Wave. The top plug is always on.
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The timer operates both outlets together. This model does not have the capability to program each outlet individually.