indicates power consumption in watts or amps, and incoming voltage level - w dimming option.
automatically shut down when the primary component is powered off, saving power and money.
for components like security hardware or servers that require constant power.
for powering or charging USB devices.
to prevent damage from power spikes and surges.
to
filter out electro-magnetic and radio frequency interference (RFI), maximizing the performance and life of your components.
protect your coaxial cable security camera feed or television systems.
to prevent damaging power surges from entering through your Ethernet or telephone line.