Standby Power Board - 1 Master, 1 Slave - PT9777 by Jackson Industries

Jackson Industries is a wholly Australian-owned company

Operation of this power board is straight forward; simply plug your main appliance (such as a computer or television) into the “master socket”, and plug your other appliance (such as scanner, modem, DVD player, amplifier etc) into the "slave socket". When power to the master appliance is turned off or on (manually or by remote control), the “slave” appliance is simultaneously turned off or on automatically. When the appliances are off, there is absolutely no standby power being consumed. How does it work? A sophisticated sensor circuit within the powerboard detects the level of current passing through the main "master" socket and switches the "slave" socket to the same status, off or on. 

NB You are able to plug your own 'standard' power board into this product's slave socket, thereby expanding the number of slave sockets & appliances to a greater number, up to a maximum power draw of 2400W. Every product thus plugged into the standard power board in the slave socket will turn on or off when the 1 master appliance is turned on or off 

• Least expensive Master/Slave solution in our range
• Does not require remote control - fully automatic operation
• Most suitable for: Computer systems; Audio visual systems
• Eliminates standby power use completely
• Surge & overload protected
  
• Inbuilt circuit breaker to prevent overloading, with reset ability
  
• Maximum load of combined master and slave appliances 2400W
• Consists of 1 master socket, 1 slave socket
• 1 metre power cord with right-angle plug (to fit neatly behind cabinet or furniture)
• Screw-slot mounting holes on rear of powerboard for surface-mounting, on underside of desktop, for instance 
• Slimline design. Overall product dimensions: 220 x 65 x 35mm
• Full, lifetime replacement warranty
• Product is proudly endorsed by Planet Ark - www.planetark.com
• UPC barcode 931805497770
• Buy in bulk and save 

WARNING: LASER PRINTERS SHOULD NOT BE CONNECTED TO THE SLAVE OR MASTER SOCKET OF THIS POWERBOARD. Connection of laser printers to those sockets of this powerboard may cause damage to the printer and/or the powerboard