Pc Controlled Power Switch

I use this device for off-on switch for PC's, amps, speakers, lights, just about anything that requires power. This is my fourth unit.

I purchased this specific UPS because I needed a master switch that would turn off accessories once my PC was turned off. It's actually becoming quite difficult to find UPS of this kind; they're mostly just straight UPS, with no master switch. The first thing I noticed and appreciated about this UPS is how the battery is installed; it comes disconnected from the factory, as expected. However, to connect it, you have to slide it out of the slot, flip it over, and reinsert it. That's it. No faffy plugs to work with. The other thing I really appreciate is the display. The buttons are lit up, so I can see what they are from under the desk. One display function is the absolute power draw in watts. The UPS is rated for 865W, and my whole setup as connected (PC+single monitor+audio) draws a peak of 540-600W. Testing the UPS by unplugging the power cord works beautifully, and has audio alerts. It also alerts the PC through the data port. It's odd that the control wire is USB, but the data port at the UPS side is RJ-45. The cable is provided in the box.

Switch is well built with no need for power.

I needed a LARGE Uninterruptible Power Source for an industrial grade Flat Bed Printer. It needed to be single phase 208V, 3,000VA output capacity. This unit by APC weighs in at 105 pounds so it's no light weight! Unpackaged and set up in a matter on minutes as the factory default settings is adequate for the intended use. The machine can be configured for use in a data rack where you can set it to for a controlled shutdown of servers and after power is restored a controlled restart, selecting 3 different power zones to restart in sequence to get your network back up and running without any user input needed. It is about the size on a large desktop computer and comes with Data Rack mounting hardware or can be used with included floor stabilizing feet.

Use to switch printer between iMAC and PC.

Nice an bright. I use it in a Lowell Flood got reception and interviews...controlled by a dimmer switch.

I use it in my amateur radio station which is computer controlled. I was looking for an alternative to boom mics which block my view of the pc and keyboard. I'm not a fan of headsets as I prefer listening to studio monitor speakers. So after some searching I found these and am very happy with them so far. they are plugged into a Behringer sound card to my pc. Sound is good with a bit of equalizer adjustment and I can wear them for a few hours before I find them getting a bit uncomfortable. I simply take them off for a minute or so and am good to go for a few more hours. You will need phantom power to use these. Overall I do recommend them.

This is a goood reliable unit. I use this in a factory(Industrial) environment for our process PC'S and our PLC controlled machines. As our older outdated ups fail, I replace them with this unit

Power Conditioner has a feature that is not normally found other similar priced products and could allow more than 8 devices to be controlled by it.

This slick little PoE switch is controlled by the UniFi management software (I'm using a CloudKey 2 controller), so I can visualize it on my network and run updates, etc. Note that there is not a PoE pass-through, even though the switch can be powered via PoE (or USB-C), it cannot provide power to any PoE device plugged into it.