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List Price: $29.84
Our Price: $20.35
Your Save: $ 9.49 ( 32% )
Availability: Usually ships in 1 to 2 months
Manufacturer: APC
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Average Customer Rating:   
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Binding: Electronics
Brand: APC
EAN: 0731304258858
Feature: Number of Power Socket - 7
Label: APC
Manufacturer: APC
Model: P7GT
Publisher: APC
Special Features: nv:Power Protection Type^Surge Suppressor|Input Voltage^120V|Frequency^50/60 Hz|Maximum Input Amps^15A|Input Connection Type^NEMA 5-15P|Cord Length^6 ft.|Surge Energy Capacity^420 Joules|Connected Equipment Warranty^$50,000|Dimensions^2" x 4.25" x 10.50"|Outlets^7
Studio: APC
Warranty: Limited lifetime warranty
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Features
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Number of Power Socket - 7
Maximum Current - 15A
Warranty - Lifetime
Input:
Nominal Input Voltage -- 120V
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Spotlight customer reviews:
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Customer Rating:
Summary: No Good for Mac
Comment: I have a Mac Pro with 4 HD's and an 23" Apple Cinema Display. With the Mac Pro plugged into the Master and the ACD into one of the "controller by" outlets the unit does not operate as advertised. Putting the Mac to Sleep turns off the ACD and puts the Mac to "Sleep"-- 2 seconds latter the machine wakes up.
Their tech support confirms that unit will not work with my setup. Called their tech support originally, however, and they sent me out a replacement unit. Of course, it too does not keep the Mac asleep.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Not for use with iMac
Comment: While this is a good quality product that may be useful for PC, it is not a good unit for Mac. When the Mac goes into sleep mode the P7GT shuts down any peripherals plugged into the controlled outlets , this creates a small voltage surge on the USB line as the peripheral shuts down which immediately wakes the Mac back up.
In essence it creates a cycle that never lets the mac stay in sleep mode.
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Editorial Reviews:
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The Power-Saving SurgeArrest not only safeguards your equipment from damaging power transients, it also helps lower your electric bill. Master/Controlled outlets are designed to detect when your computer is asleep where it then automatically powers off connected peripherals to prevent wasteful power consumption.
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