Reddit reviews ADJ Products AC POWER STRIP (PC-100A)
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CREATE AN ORGANIZED BOOTH: The ADJ A/C Power Center allows you to omit clutter and keep cords organized. Don't break your neck in the dark tripping over cluttered wires.CONNECT YOUR DEVICES: The A/C Power Unit is constructed with 8 120v 3-prong Edison sockets and a built in 15 amp circuit breaker that provide lasting power to your devices.SEE IN THE DARK: Each power socket contains a lighted rocker switch that makes it easy to see in dimly lit clubs. Never lose control of your lighting!HIGH QUALITY DESIGN: Constructed by industry professionals, the ADJ A/C Power Center is durably built and lightweight for easy portability and a design that will last years to come!EASILY CONTROL YOUR EQUIPMENT: Features 8 LED light rocker switches that make control of your fixtures simple and easy. Turn elements on an off with the flick of a switch. Each socket is individually controllable.
For music production these are still a thing. I have a rack of these. Startup feels like an Apollo mission.
You can get the surge protectors with the plugs on the back. And if that doesn't fit, grab some 1 ft extension cords.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00077INZU/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1
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Since I plug into a UPS anyway, I bought this power strip and label what each switch does. I love it.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00KFZ98YO/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1
https://www.amazon.com/ADJ-Products-PC-100A-POWER-STRIP/dp/B00KFZ98YO
I am so tempted. Not having to fumble around to shut off the skimmer, and pumps for feeding would be sweet. Have to admit to. I have a place
to mount too.
like this? Made an assumption that you where in the US, so amazon .com but sure you can get these elsewhere, I have seen them in the UK before
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00KFZ98YO/
An outlet switcher for your pieces of gear you're constantly climbing behind a desk to turn on and off. Always hate having to give my speakers a reach-around to turn them off and on. Why do speaker designers never put the power button on the front??
The rocker panel runs to a UPS and then each server has it's own UPS. The switches, ONT for my fiber, modem, etc don't have power switches/buttons and don't draw too much so it's really easy to just turn them off and turn them back on right there instead of having to unplug them. It just turns the socket off. Each switch corresponds to an outlet on the back. It's the pinnacle of laziness and convenience. It's also available on Amazon
Is that 206 the only filter? I would definitely suggesting upgrading!
Also consider getting one of these. Definitely awesome for doing maintenance.
I use this ADJ switched pdu which works well (and I have labeled the switches).
I also have the Pyle switched PDU, but took it out because is is not well constructed. Specifically the rack mount ears (and faceplate) are plastic, with a strange hollow construction. This means as you tighten the rack screws to hold the weight, the ears crush down and crack. It’s bizarre, the body is metal, but the ears are hollow plastic. No idea what genius came up with this, but it doesn’t work.
You might be able to make it work by putting washers in the hollow, but by the time I figured this out, the ears were toast.
I also have one of These and one of These , both Cyberpower, which work well.
This is my Ubiquiti Network Rack , powered by a Cyberpower UPS.
I have this switch that I use but I've been afraid to just cut the power from the BVM without using the power button first. Are you sure this is ok?
Would this still be an issue if I were only plugging in EVGA computer PSUs? Those come with overcurrent protection I believe and won't pull more than what they're rated at. If not, would any of these work?
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https://www.amazon.ca/Bestten-Outlet-Rack-Mount-Aluminum-Protector/dp/B01DKDI9VU
https://www.amazon.ca/ADJ-Products-PC-100A-8-Channel-Center/dp/B00KFZ98YO/
https://www.amazon.ca/Cyberpower-CPS1215RM-Rackmount-Power-Strip/dp/B00077IG3O
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Or even a cheap thing like this? https://www.amazon.ca/AmazonBasics-6-Outlet-Surge-Protector-Power/dp/B00TP1C1UC
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Thank you!
Agreed, labeling them is the best way to do it, even when they're plugged in. For my wall warts, I have them attached to a power strip with these 1ft extension cords so I can actually fit more than one in a strip. All of my electronics I don't use very often (old video game systems, VCRs, old towers, etc) get plugged into one of these power strips so they don't leach power when off. Each switch has a label for the device plugged into it and each cord plugged into it is also labeled. I have all the extenders labeled as well. This way no matter where I am in the power chain, I know what's plugged into what. The only thing that isn't labeled is the powerstrips ...yet.
They make products for this:
https://www.amazon.com/ADJ-Products-Power-Strip-PC-100A/dp/B00KFZ98YO/ref=sr_1_5?keywords=under+monitor+power+strip&qid=1568077257&s=gateway&sr=8-5
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These used to be popular:
https://superuser.com/questions/398707/surge-protectors-do-they-make-anything-like-power-center-anymore
I put in a dedicated GFCI by my rack with one of the outlets used for a power rack strip (like this www.amazon.com/dp/B00KFZ98YO/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_SauWAbC9Y266D) which is for filters, heaters, etc. The other outlet is for a generic Chinese-made WiFi enabled power strip so I can individually program light times. Good setup and not too expensive (compared to professional equipment).
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