| Availability | 597 in stock |
| Store | Qty | Aisle |
|---|---|---|
| Burlington | 21 | |
| Cambridge | 60 | |
| Markham | 12 | |
| Mississauga | 43 | |
| Scarborough | 61 | |
| Vaughan | 32 | |
| Warehouse | 368 |
In this power bar with master and secondary outlets, the master outlet controls the power to the secondary outlets. When the device plugged into the master outlet is turned on, power is also supplied to the secondary outlets. When the master device is turned off, the secondary outlets are also turned off.
Here's a more detailed explanation:
Master Outlet:This outlet is the "control" or "master" outlet. The device plugged into this outlet is typically the primary device that other devices depend on (e.g., a computer controlling a monitor or printer).
Secondary Outlets:
These are the "controlled" outlets that power peripheral devices. When the master device is turned off, the power to the secondary outlets is also cut off, saving energy.
Functionality:
The master outlet acts as a switch. When the master device is on, the power flows through to the secondary outlets. When the master device is off, the power to the secondary outlets is interrupted.
