RE: Oneclick Intellipanel

["David Harris" <dh140770@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Same thing here essentially

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UPS with one output distributed to the One-Click.  I use my monitor as the
master socket which turns off amp, fans etc.

Another output is always live and runs the PC, router, printer etc.

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I don=92t know whether you are going to use the TV as the master, but
bewar=
e
my previous situation.

I used my AV Amp as the master and the TV was a slave.  After about 6
month=
s
the TV died which I am convinced was down to effectively turning the TV on
at the wall everything rather than using the power button.  I reckon it
mus=
t
have eventually =91surged=92 the power supply and it stopped working.

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Dave

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From: ukha_d@xxxxxxx [mailto:ukha_d@xxxxxxx] On Behalf Of
Andy Davies
Sent: 12 June 2007 13:13
To: ukha_d@xxxxxxx
Subject: [ukha_d] Oneclick Intellipanel

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I've already got some OneClick Intellipanels, but wondered if anyone else
made the same sort of thing but with the ability to have some sockets live
all the time and some that respond to the device in the master socket?

Our nipper has learnt that it's great fun to push the eject button on the
DVD player and rather than breaking his fingers I'd like to plug the TV and
the DVD into something like an Intellipanel, but I also need a permenantly
live socket for the Tivo.

Only option I can think of at the moment is the Intelliplug that OneClick
do, but that starts to get messy.

Cheer

Andy

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