Does the fact that each has a switch mean that you can just turn each of them off without doing "safely remove" or "eject" devices?
1830784
The power buttons are a major nuisance. I was transferring a large amount of files when I accidentally touched the top of this hub and hit the power, disconnecting the hard drive. On a Mac this is never a good idea and these power buttons are a not needed. I'll be sending this back for the version without the buttons.
1830785
Devices still must be safely removed. It does allow up to four devices to be plugged in and activate the switch when needed.
1830786
Safely remove hardware doesn't actually do anything, it only checks to make sure no files are still being transferred before saying "okay to remove hardware." Therefore it's fine to just turn them off.
1090513
I haven't bought these yet but everything says they both operate with one switch. All "ON" or all "OFF". I plan on taking one of these apart to see if they can be hacked to work with separate switches for flood and spot.
960874
You turn on/off individual lights. To turn off all at once, you should un-plug it.
1708580
You can easily unscrew any of the bulbs far enough that they don't light. (We do that with two of the four in one of the locations we use this, because 4 bulbs give off too much light.) No, you can't turn them off with a switch - but unscrewing them partway is really not any harder. :)
527505
Yes, mostly. This provides a kill switch which stops all electricity to devices connected to it, that way you can connect multiple devices and shut them down completely ensuring you are not being charged I have done that for my tv, cable box, xbox, etc as turn them off at night completely. Saves some money.
2227347
No. I got it because it was not managed because my more tech friend said you don't want that hassle. When you power off you incoming internet it messes up the switch and I have to pull the power to reset it.
1197617
I'm not sure that you can. But, since the handheld unit serves no purpose if the parent unit is off - you just need to turn it off anytime the parent unit is off.
1154130
Yes there is a switch to turn it off,but I also unplug it just to be on the safe side.
1878626
I have not had any auto-turn off issues with this surge protector. I hope this helps
1140240
You can set each switch to have its own unique code via the dip switches on them. That way they do not interfere with each other.
664032
Yes, this one works great for devices you since you're able to shut them o since you're able to shut them on off on and off.
1532227
No, the three outlets are either on, or off. There is no individual control.
826630
There is a small switch on the side of the device. You may need to use a small precision screwdriver or a paper clip to flip it to the 'off' position.
2180142
Hi. I don't think so. But then again I always turn it off by habit as soon as I am done, I unplug it. But if you check the description of the product it should tell you if it has that feature. In any case, it was a great price and a great buy for me, I am still using it and loving it. :)
2224104
No. I only use mine (3 units) for lamps and have never needed an on-off feature. Great little device.
983947
Yes you can turn them all off if you want, you can also turn off the ring tone on each individual phone.
1259623
The on/off buttons allow you to turn off power to 3 sections of the hub. I use mine to turn off external hard drives when not in use.