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Question: Is there a switch to turn off the green power mode?
Document: it works as it is supposed too but my macbook pro doesn't draw enough power for the "green" outlets to work. there is a switch to turn them off and use them as regular out lets. overall this thing is great. i like the usb charging built in but cant seem to know if its pushing to much power to my phone. i haven't tried my iPad yet. it has a lot of spacious outlets for big power plugs.
What it does is senses when you shut-off your computer. When you do, it also shuts down the plugs for your Computer box, monitor, and printer, etc. which normally just sit on stand-by wasting energy when you turn off your computer. You can turn this feature on or off if you'd want to leave the printer on to use it with a laptop, for example. It DOES leave several of the plugs active even when the "Green" system is left on. That way, the Computer, printer, and monitor plugs are all shut off (not wasting energy in stand-by mode) but there are still active plugs so your wireless router can be used with the family's laptops, you can charge your cellphone, leave a land-line telephone or answering-machine on, and plug in your laptop to use or charge and still save energy with the desktop computer plugs and devices all shut off completely!
i bought several of these units and about 20 percent comes defective. the switch does not stick well and makes it difficult to turn on/off depending on how it sticks. The green features seem a bit buggy so i dont use it for those features. (disabled)other than that, its solid, and the spacing of the outlets make it very useful for computer/electronics with large block adapters as well as regular plugs.
Has a ton of outlets which is great when you don't have a lot of them in your apartment. The power saving aspect is tough if you need to use all the outlets and then green mode won't support the power draw.Will definitely use it since I don't like returning things but don't buy it if you need 10 plug spaces and also want to save energy because it won't support that.
I understand if you purchase this for the &#34;green&#34; feature. I hesitated to buy it because a lot of people said it stopped working. I decided to buy it because honestly, it was the only one with two TV coaxial inputs. When I finally got the product and opened it, I notice that theres a very clear and easy to use switch on the side that allows you to turn off the &#34;green&#34; feature. So if the &#34;green&#34; feature stops working, you can just use it as a regular surge protector.
Great product, Super great price. I love the USB plugs. It also has protection for coax and ethernet. And the green power switch is wonderful.
I don't use the green power switch which is what most people complain about. It does everything a power strip should and saved my stuff while traveling so I can attest to it's ability to fall on the proverbial grenade for you. This is my 3rd (two in use and one took that aforementioned nade).Looks cool too if you care about that.
Awesome power center. Spacious outlets that allow for wide power adapters, I do not use the green power feature at all so I cannot comment on that part. What I really like is the Stage 2 power clean feature. I work in afghanistan and the power I get to my B-hut is not regulated very good. Light bulbs burn out all the time and have even had an expensive rope light completly burn out on me, 2 sections all at once. So, I replaced the rope light and could see it slightly flickering out of the corner of my eye, that went away the second they were plugged into the Monster MDP-900.Also love the 1 amp USB charging feature, supposed to be quick charging (I dont time these things so not sure if it is really quick charging or not)but anyway it is still a nice feature.Oh, not sure if it is mentioned but the green feature can be disabled by a small switch, I was very happy that Monster included this!
I recently purchased the Monster surge protector. I have it currently hooked up to my gaming center. I noticed improvements in the noise levels in my sound.I have the green strip set to my receiver. I'm not sure if the off function is working when my receiver is in stand-by mode. Nonetheless, the USB port and plug surge protection guarantee from Monster are my primary reasons to purchase this product for my gaming entertainment center. Ten ports are more than enough for my setup, and I like the shape and design of the PowerCenter.I do encourage people with high-end tech to purchase Monster surge protectors.Construction: 5 out of 5It is nicely design and sturdy.
Coming from someone with knowledge in engineering, this won't work. The best thing to do is use a regular power strip and when not using the devices, turn the strip off. Plain and simple, well not simple, as you need to be proactive. This system most likely uses a relay switch, meaning, if one of the mani devices, say, CPU, is off, the rest will be off as the switch controlling current to the other devices is off. The reason being that you won't be in need of the monitor, the speakers, the lamp, etc, if you are not intent on using the CPU.
Answer: Yes there is a switch on the end of the surge protector.