3
Equipment Connection
Plug your equipment into the Power Strip’s AC receptacles. DO NOT plug in equipment that draws
more total amps than your Power Strip’s amperage rating (see label on Power Strip for amperage
rating), or you will trip the circuit breaker. If the circuit breaker trips, remove overload and depress
breaker to reset. Leave enough clearance at the end of the Power Strip to allow the circuit
breaker to operate normally.
Note:
Select models with a power switch feature a protective switch cover. To access the switch, flip open the
attached cover.
Wall Mounting
All Power Strip models feature clips for horizontal or vertical mounting on a variety of surfaces.
1
Check Clip Type:
Your Power Strip will contain
one of two types of mounting clips, depending
on the model.
2
Mark a straight horizontal or vertical line where
you want to mount the Power Strip. At each end
of the line, mark where the edges of the Power
Strip will be located. Place a mounting clip on
the mounting surface 1” in from these edges
and mark where the screws must be driven into
the wall. For strips longer than 48” (120 cm),
also mark a screw hole for a third mounting clip
midway between the other two.
3a
Clip-A Mounting:
Drive #8 screws directly into
the mounting surface, leaving approximately
3 mm of space between the screw head and
the surface. Snap the mounting clips onto the
Power Strip
3a1
, then hang the Power Strip
on the screws by the keyhole slots on its
mounting clips
3a2
.
3b
Clip-B Mounting:
Pre-drill holes in the mounting
surface, if necessary. Drive screws through
the centers of the mounting clips and into the
mounting surface
3b1
. Place the Power Strip
inside one edge of the mounting clips,
then snap the Power Strip into place
3b2
.
2
3b1
3b2
3b2
3a1
3a2
Clip-A
Clip-B
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