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Really useful tool
I find useful to have one or more of this switchboard (depending on how many machines you have). In my studio I had many devices without a power button (or, at least, without a power button on the front panel, so sometimes it could be boring to switch them on/off singularly.
The switchboard is well built, with a fuse protection for each socket, and a red lighted button always useful to better understand which machines are powered.
On the rear button the socket are schuko type, but you can also use a bipolar types (without ground shield). However, it's preferable to use straigh schuko because:
- with bipolar you won't use the ground pin (and there's also a worst galvanic connection and they can go out from the socket very easy)
- with the schuko, it you use angled connectors, you should consider to increase the space between this rack unit and the next ones
The switchboard is well built, with a fuse protection for each socket, and a red lighted button always useful to better understand which machines are powered.
On the rear button the socket are schuko type, but you can also use a bipolar types (without ground shield). However, it's preferable to use straigh schuko because:
- with bipolar you won't use the ground pin (and there's also a worst galvanic connection and they can go out from the socket very easy)
- with the schuko, it you use angled connectors, you should consider to increase the space between this rack unit and the next ones
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Great product
I used it to turn on and off the light at my installation and was very handy. Its a little big however.
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Low price for a handy tool
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Recommended
Nothing much to say! It is good quality and features.
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