What is the difference between a switched and an unswitched outlet? thanks
2036830
Switched outlets repond to the power switch. Unswitched outlets do not respond to the power switch - they are always on while the power strip is plugged in.
2036831
Switched outlets are controlled by an off and on switch. The unswitched outlets stay on all the time unless the entire unit is unplugged.
540279
It's just a relay so will switch anything you want. It's rated up to 120 V AC but will switch DC of lower voltage. Being a relay the switch is completely independent of the mains which is used to operate it. Hope this helps.
14374
There is no on/off switch. You have to just unplug it from the electrical outlet
334061
Our circuits are 120 volts or there about; sorry, don't know if it has a switch for anything else. Contact Sangean directly for a definitive answer.
189158
It does not have power switch. It does not draw power when devices are not plugged in. Better yet, unplug it when not in use.
705838
Definitely not a switch. This would commonly be called a patch panel. Network cables from wall jacks terminate at this panel. Then short patch cables connect from this panel to a switch or other device.
1789962
agreed with G. Kinal - your situation/goal needs to be further clarified. When the device in the 'control' outlet is turned off, then all the 'switched' outlets are turned off - regardless of what is plugged into those outlets. However, the 'control' outlet remains still live - so it will only kill phantom load on any of the 'switched' outlets. If you have a cell phone charger plugged into the 'switched' outlet, and you unplug the cell phone from the charger - the 'switched' outlets would turn off, but the charger would still be drawing some phantom load because it is still 'plugged in'
1612831
no ... it plugs into a receptacle ... you should have to use a switched receptacle
1204987
There is no 'switch' to turn on the USB. Plug the cable into your device and it charges. I do not know if there is an 'internal switch' of if power is always available. However, in regular plugs the power is always available and only when the appliance is turned on and the circuit is completed is power used. I also do not know if the 120 to 5v converter is using power even when the USB is not being used. Electricians?
1500565
No, it has to be switched by the device itself. The device is only a pass through switch. Device is reliable and have been used frequently.
1602948
It is switchable. When input is 110V, output will be 220V. When input is 220V, output will be 110V. I have used both config.
1008443
The device is two components: the switch and the outlet. The switch will control (turn on and off) anything that you plug into the outlet (whether a light or other electrical device). I use it to control a string of under the cabinet lights that would otherwise be left on all the time if just plugged into a regular wall outlet.
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.
1632402
No I believe it is 120 not switchable unless you purchase a power converter
1906417
The "Master" plug controls the "Switched" outlets. So, for example, I have my TV plugged into the Master. When I turn it on or off, it switches the power to the Switched outlets, where I have my DVD player and my Wii. You don't need to do anything with red switch.
258782
The switched did'nt worked properly for me so I'm not able to answer your question. Sorry.
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