"Master" is on Battery, "Controlled" is not
340316
Off the bat, no real problems with the unit. As for delivery, Amazon beat delivery estimate by a full day and got it to me super fast.

We installed the BE750G to replace and older unit in our wine bar to ensure that our Point of Sale computer would survive outages. Initially, I decided to put the PC on the "master" and all the peripherals on the "control" outlets. However, when I pulled power to test, the computer stayed on but all of the peripherals went off!

SO BEWARE: the control outlets are on a Surge-Protect only rail and do NOT have battery backup. This is fine, but poorly documented, so caveat emptor. For instance, do not connect your monitor to the control outlets if you plan to actually see your screen during an outage!

As an engineer, when I now look at the device, it makes sense as all the battery-backed outlets are on one side of the device and the "control" and surge-only outlets on the other. This is due to the internal design and where the power rails are located, but the documentation does not appear to set this expectation.

I would actually like the option of "control" outlets on the battery rail and, to be honest, it's what I was expecting. So now I don't get to save that phantom power that my printer, touchscreen and other critical peripherals draw after we shut the computer down.

Que sera! Life goes on.
592244
Just received my controller -- it came in a Nintendo marked box, included a skin, and had all the right markings of the original. I have little doubt that this is NOT a knock-off. If it is, well you can't tell the difference.

But Heads Up: I did not know the proper sync procedure when I tried to get it to work. I pressed the red button below the batteries and watched it blink to no avail. After some frustration, I looked up the problem and learned there is more to re-syncing a Wii controller, or adding a new one than that.

There are TWO sync buttons which must be pressed in sequence. The first is the one in the battery compartment. The second is inside the door of the SD card latch.

Press the battery one first, note the Wii beginning to blink -- then press the one in the SD card compartment. That was the trick.

Tested the remote and played a couple of bowling games with no difference in control or responsiveness than the original had (which I had managed to kill by messing with a cheap recharger).
270500
same here, no instructions, and it turns off after a short while, no matter what the setting !!! very dissapointed !!
1305276
The drone itself is nice, however, the controller will not stay on by itself. Fresh batteries and all. The issue is the power switch must be held down and forced all the way up. The workaround I've managed is removing the button, switching the toggle switch up and using the plastic square end of the button to force the switch all the way up and pressed down without having to manually hold it. Keep in mind this particular item does not come with the camera despite it being pictured on the page.
1239748
The battery on the remote is low, that hardly turns on/off my fog lights. I really wants to return it but did replaced the battery of remotes instead and works well now.
3511364
This controller notifies you when a battery over voltage (16.1 V)  is occuring  which is not really what you want a "controller" to do. You want it to CONTROL the solar panel.  Also the ammeter function did not work right out of the box. I verified this defect using two other ammeters.  On the plus side the refund was easy but that may be a Amazon thing.
3857069
We bought this system (the deluxe) last year for pest control and really loved it.  The sensors operate on 9V batteries and they last more than 6 months with many many alerts everyday.  So we just bought the second (deluxe) system and surprisingly, Skyline changed the sensors - now it is powered by 2 AAA batteries.  On the website, as you can witness, the spec is still 9V battery.  Even the instruction manual inside the box still says 9V battery.  Disappointment!  We have to return it.  2 AA would have been fine, but 2 AAA will not last.
4908076
The 4 contralable outlets are all controlled my the same timer. I thought that you could control them independently of each other.
1509143
Lights do not work. Cannot tell if it's in sleep or active mode.
3270834
UPDATE:
So it came to me in a dream.  All the grey outlets ("Always outlets") draw power at all times.  On the same side is a green outlet, the "master outlet".  On the opposite side is are "controlled outlets".  Controlled Outlets will only allow for power to be drawn while the device plugged into the "Master Outlet" is turned on.  So, plug the TV into the Master Outlet and the video games, dvd player, and other devices used with TV into the Controlled Outlets. That way, whenever the TV is turned off, all accompanying devices will also be turned off.  Or, if the modem is plugged into the master outlet then it will run all the time causing all outlets to become "always outlets".

Energy Efficient slots either will not work or work when initially plug device in but then give out and won't come back on.  For instance, I plugged my laptop in and it charged device.  I left came back and it had stopped providing power when laptop went into sleep mode.  I turned laptop back on and the power did not turn back on.  I then had to unplug device and replug it... this worked in retriggering the flow of electricity maybe 50% of the time.
1993567
Says battery back up and doesn't work. Only saved time when power was back on
1453672
unit worked for 4 hours and then the controller failed.. icontroller won't change scenes and won't power up or down
2093541
The remote doesnt work at all, the lights just stay at blue and the music feature doesnt even work either. And yes I checked the battery on the controller too and battery works just fine.
3083175
The image shows a converter and a control device too,  but I only  received the converter from you, not the control, so I can't hardly use it.
3507624
At the moment the remote control does not work and I seem to be having a problem getting this resolved.  You can't use the light without the remote control. Yes, I have checked the battery.  Yes, I have undertaken the remote sensor test.  Yes, I have checked the connections inside the remote.  All to no avail.  Hopefully Finnex will agree to replace the remote control soon and I will be able to update this review with a more positive note.
3155163
We have the battery backup in-line with our Harman pellet stove's power sorce. The unit appears to be well constructed. You simply connect the ground of the internal battery pack and you're up and running. All was great until we lost power at 3am and the buzzer went off letting us know that the unit was on battery power. I can see the advantage of this in a computer/network system, but for my needs (stove wasn't even on) it is a pointless nuance. Just flip the audio switch to off - right? NOPE! That feature wasn't integrated in. I had to take the unit apart and desolder the pizzo buzzer from the circuit board. Now we can all sleep again..
226897
I have bought several packs of Duracell batteries for this machine and it says low battery each time.  Now it has stop sending the label through>