This model number on other vendors sites is suppose to have a reset breaker circuit, does it on here?
1727469
Yes it does, but I find the explanation on the box and in the User's Manual to contradict each other. On the box, it says the On/Off switch doubles as a resettable circuit breaker. It says just move switch back to "ON" position to reset. However, in the Manual it says : As a circuit breaker, when it trips due to an overload condition, the ON/OFF Switch goes to the OFF position. Disconnect all connected equipment, and set the ON/OFF position to ON. Reconnect all devices to be protected one at a time. DO NOT reconnect the device that caused the switch to trip. I find that confusing. How are you supposed to know if one of the plugged devices caused it to turn off and if it does how do you determine which one it is? Am I just stupid? In another section it says that this device features an internal protection that will disconnect the surge protective component at the end of its useful life but will maintain power to the load - now unprotected. If this situation is undesirable for the application, follow the manufacturer's instructions for replacing the device. It does have a reset switch, but I am not sure it works after it is hit by a power surge like a lightning strike. Sorry about my ridiculously long answer, but I am somewhat confused by conflicting statements in literature. Good luck!
1992538
There is a power switch on the board itself. I believe there is a reset switch as well.
973765
Looks like it is the same unit. Of course you should understand that I saw only mine, the other one is only a picture on the web site.
990529
Probably an older model #. I have it, it works fine. I would save your money and buy this one.
932114
There is no reset switch because it is gas with only a 12v supply for the igniter. Gas/Electric tank heaters have one in case of fault on the 110v electric system.
1406643
Hello, and thank you for your inquiry. This Power Supply does NOT come with circuit breakers. This series power supply is rated 30 amps max, so what you should have is a 3020 style breaker with 2 toggle switches. Just a standard Residential CB. If you have any further questions, please do not hesitate to contact us and feel free to visit us on our website! Kind Regards, andrea - RV Parts Inc.
1473377
This is not the resettable version unfortunately. it is the UB1640W, not the "R" version.
1154229
All the responses I have read seem correct. However, just because the panel is rated for different name brand breakers, does not mean the breakers are rated for the panel. If you check the U.L. listing of the breakers, (if it matters to you), I think you will find many manufactures are not U.L. listed for any panel except there own.
953425
I find nothing in user manuals, and have never had occasion to get into the reset. Knock wood, the machine has rocked along for two years.Sorry I cannot help. H. Schulte.
779232
Hi Christine. This Belkin Pivot-Plug Surge Protector model BP112230 doesn't have a built-in / resettable circuit breaker. The following models have built-in resettable circuit breaker: Belkin F7C007 Conserve Smart AV and Belkin F7C01008q Conserve Switch. Thanks. Belkin Support http://www.belkin.com/us/support
1929703
no reset you need to check the trigger switch or get someone that works on electrical stuff to check it for you
948519
I have experienced the same thing. The blue switch mentioned in Mgg1978 works in a similar function to a circuit breaker. Christopher Covington's post is spot on. I removed the door, check the switch, replaced the door & have not experienced this problem since.
239854
Don't know. Just installed. Have only tested it and it was fine. Was able to reset immediately.
790701
Yes, this power strip does have a reset switch. This surge protecter was recommended by my IT guy.
194830
I doubt if many/any of us have tripped the breaker, so you might not get a solid answer. I've been using two of these for 18 months or so, and have never pushed them that far (nor would I recommend you try to run >15 amps). But it's a circuit breaker, not a fuse, so you should just be able to press the reset button (after reducing the load, obviously!) Hopefully you'll get someone to answer who's actually tripped the breaker, but in absence of that, I wouldn't be concerned about it; that's how a circuit breaker works.
110486
I haven't had success in changing it yet: the official Philips service center here doesn't want to give it a go, and they aren't even sure what parts would need replacing, so I haven't even gone to order stuff without holding them responsible until I can have a crack at it myself. I did get service manuals for both HTL9100 and HTL7180, but they show almost identical schematics, which means that they are probably wrong and I'll have to wait until I can open it up to compare with the service manual circuit diagrams.
1031545
Yes I have one if you need as old one started working was wiring - doesn't work send it back. New in box Thanks