I have a receptacle with one outlet controlled by a switch and the other outlet hot at all times. Would this unit have all the outlets hot all the time or half controlled by the switch and half hot all the time? I have a receptacle with one outlet controlled by a switch and the other outlet hot at all times. Would this unit have all the outlets hot all the time or half controlled by the switch and half... » Read More I have a receptacle with one outlet controlled by a switch and the other outlet hot at all times. Would this unit have all the outlets hot all the time or half controlled by the switch and half hot all the time? « Show Less
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If you plug the Innovera in the hot outlet all outlets on the wall mount will work.
45838
This unit only uses a plug into the TOP receptacle of the outlet. Whichever is the control on that top part will be how this whole unit would operate. There would NOT be half and half operation.
1064821
You can rewire the outlet plugs so that the one being utilized is hot... if ya know what yer doing ya won't get shocked doing it... ';)Or you can just leave the switch on all the time... and hope the kids don't switch it off if yer computer is plugged into it while dong some important stuff that a cold shut down will trash some of yer data... ';)You can pull the switch cover plate, remove the switch and hot wire it, then replace preferably with a solid cover... or actually one can hot wire it and leave the switch in place... it just won't do anything if someone flips it... You can rewire the outlet plugs so that the one being utilized is hot... if ya know what yer doing ya won't get shocked doing it... ';)Or you can just leave the switch on all the time... and hope the kids don't switch it off if yer computer is plugged into it while dong some important stuff that a cold shut down will trash some of yer data... ';)You can pull the switch cover plate, remove the switch and hot wire it, then replace preferably with a solid cover... or actually one can hot wire it and leave the switch in place... it just won't do anything if someone flips... » Read More You can rewire the outlet plugs so that the one being utilized is hot... if ya know what yer doing ya won't get shocked doing it... ';)Or you can just leave the switch on all the time... and hope the kids don't switch it off if yer computer is plugged into it while dong some important stuff that a cold shut down will trash some of yer data... ';)You can pull the switch cover plate, remove the switch and hot wire it, then replace preferably with a solid cover... or actually one can hot wire it and leave the switch in place... it just won't do anything if someone flips it... « Show Less
1325761
Both outlets turn on simultaneously. There is no separate control for each outlet.
927899
Yes you can. It will turn off all outlets though. You are unable to shutdown half of the outlets.
2187595
When the charging is done (100%), the charging signal is still on, it will keep it at full charging. In the manual book, it says it has surge protection. I put five devices on, just regular warm but not heat or burn. Hope this helps, Thank you
1643636
Just saw this, and I think you already got your answer. I agree with the first response--Yes, nice & hot if the unit is left on. Enjoy.
847726
Yes to the first question. The second -- it won't take up both outlet if you put it in the upper outlet and use a regular plug on the bottom outlet. I like it a lot.
2186357
It doesn't control either of the duplex wall sockets. It plugs into only one of the wall duplex sockets. It has its own socket on it and only that socket is controlled. The other wall duplex socket is still free and remains open and hot for any other lamp or appliance you do not want to control with the remote.
1551636
The device monitors the receptacle and simply plugs into one of the plugs, probably the lower one. So, obviously, you then have only one plug available for use. Hope that helps.
873703
There is a designated port that you plug in a device that you want to control the power. When that"controlling unit" draws power, the strip senses that and then turns on the power to the other outlet.
1906417
The "Master" plug controls the "Switched" outlets. So, for example, I have my TV plugged into the Master. When I turn it on or off, it switches the power to the Switched outlets, where I have my DVD player and my Wii. You don't need to do anything with red switch.
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I have one of these and the outlet and switch are seperate. The outlet is always live (assuming it is wired correctly).
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My switch only has only one outlet. You may be able to put a one-to-three outlet adapter in that one outlet. That would mean "switching off" the outlet would "switch off" everything plugged into the one-to-three adapter. Keep in mind that will be a lot of bulk hanging on your wall outlet. Good Luck.
825468
This works by temperature. When the temp gets to your min/max, the outlet cuts the power. You need to know your working temp. The specs. will determine if it can work at a low enough temp.
486705
Yes. If you check the control unit from time to time you'll see it's sometimes hot and sometimes just a little warm. This is how they work...when they work. You'll be fine!
1864571
I have used mine with only the 240 volt outlet. I have it hooked to my whole mobile home. I have an electric furnace and water heater that I turn off and it supplys all my lights, computer, tv, and I can also use a couple of burners on my electric stove. But as far as max wattage, I would assume they are right on with their claimed wattage. Makes no difference if you use from both 120 volt outlets or just the 240 volt one. I chose the 240 because I figured that it would balance the load better that way. both the 120 volt outlets are different sides of the 240 and I don't know how it would act if you tried to pull 15 amps from one side and burn a 1 amp light on the other. I have used mine with only the 240 volt outlet. I have it hooked to my whole mobile home. I have an electric furnace and water heater that I turn off and it supplys all my lights, computer, tv, and I can also use a couple of burners on my electric stove. But as far as max wattage, I would assume they are right on with their claimed wattage. Makes no difference if you use from both 120 volt outlets or just the 240 volt one. I chose the 240 because I figured that it would balance the load better that way. both the 120 volt outlets are different sides of the 240 and I don't know how it would... » Read More I have used mine with only the 240 volt outlet. I have it hooked to my whole mobile home. I have an electric furnace and water heater that I turn off and it supplys all my lights, computer, tv, and I can also use a couple of burners on my electric stove. But as far as max wattage, I would assume they are right on with their claimed wattage. Makes no difference if you use from both 120 volt outlets or just the 240 volt one. I chose the 240 because I figured that it would balance the load better that way. both the 120 volt outlets are different sides of the 240 and I don't know how it would act if you tried to pull 15 amps from one side and burn a 1 amp light on the other. « Show Less
936756
You have to figure out which control is for each side, then you just heat that one side. We got our wires crossed up and I just turn on both of them. You do not have to have both sides turned on.