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Question: What is the max power load it can handle....how many watts can it support
Document: I bought this a few years back from Best Buy for my Pioneer Elite. Years later I was so happy with it I bought the exact same model for my Panasonic ZT60. My philosophy is why buy a different/newer model when you're very happy with the model you have.We've had many power outages and the power center handled them just fine. No complaints whatsoever EXCEPT that I wish we could turn the LED display off.
It also looks much more substantial than most units prices this low. Like a component instead of a power strip. I am a bit skeptical about many of these products but in this case I think I got what I paid for. It displays the voltage which is nice and works as described. If it works well and looks good and is priced right and has enough outlets to cover the use I think that is a sign of a product being appropriate for use.
Also I believe I will have the quality power sans interference I am looking for from this. Unlike many products offered by this manufacturer I think this one is priced reasonably. It is much more substantial than a simple power strip and with expensive components I think it is worth spending the money on something of better quality. I would not run a coax though this or an ethernet cable. These devices are known for doing more harm than good to signal quality, I would avoid those features.
I put this on my home entertainment center that has a Plasma Tv and other high end electronics. Is it needed? Most likely not but it does look nest. I am sure there are much cheaper ways to handle the power than this Powercenter but at the time I thought I was doing the right thing. I was told by a service guy it was a little over kill.
i had this one setup for my home theater... the power is well managed...on second thought i realzied i need a ups.. to support my pc... proj, av recv.., dvd plr.. etc and bought a clean power ups for the same price that supports a clean shutdown opprtunity and a clean power.... which is a much better buy...overkill for home based systems...
Judging by its weight, its internal components are going to do the job for which they are intended. I also  like the way Monster has designated the outlets on the back for different types of equipment -- digital (for dvd's etc), analog (for VCR, etc. ), and high power (for power amp, etc.). The eight outlets were almost enough to handle everything I had to plug in (10  items).
Absolutely! Why? Because I know first hand that it works as advertised. There aren't many products I would consider an absolute must in a home entertainment system, this is...without question, one of them. You've invested a lot of money in your HDTV, Blu-ray player, receiver, etc...protect it!
Love this product! I have a breaker trip problem on my living room (15A only), since I bought my Pioneer VSX with ORB speakers, 59"Plasma, BD, etc. I add up the total watts and it is below 15A, so I was guessing that my power voltage is probably fluctuating to &lt; 120V.
This one not only looks great on the shelf, but also helps to protect the expensive electronics.When choosing this unit, I compared it to many off-brand units, such as those from Monoprice and elsewhere. What I found was that the off-brand units had comments indicating questionable quality - failed solder connections, bad sockets, etc.This Monster-brand unit has performed absolutely flawlessly since the day I installed it.
Like many, I've started to move away from traditional HT to using my PC for digital content. My setup is a 32 inch Samsung TV as monitor, a sub, an Outlaw amplifier powering a couple of JBL bookshelves. I got this as a part of my sound upgrade. Prior to ordering, I read the reviews here which had mixed reviews but gauging positive reviews, I had positive expectations with a dose of some skepticism. I'll say that after having had this for the past month, I'm not disappointed.
Answer: No idea but I doubt you could pull enough current out of a wall socket that would fry the unit. That said, I'd buy Panamax over monster though. Sound quality is un changed with Panamax. I'm using Panamax on two rotel systems and two mcintosh systems and doing blind side by side tests it was apparent in all four scenarios the monster product was changing the sound and not for the better.  If your gear is upper end, spend the money and buy the Panamax 5300 for about $400. In fact, if you're A purist, buy both the monster and Panamax and compare the two and return the one you dont like. That's what I would do..  Let your ears be the judge. Hope this helps!!!