does the power button on the remote shut down the entire unit (amp)? is there a power light on the amp that shows if its on or off? Thx!!
758737
I ran a wire from my led switch to the amp that way the amp is only on when my lights are; The lights are a good reminder to shut it off. I'm not sure if the was a light or not on the amp but i know it still pulled power when speakers were "off"
758738
Yes, It has a red light that shows it is turned on, and the power button turns the amp off.
758739
I have to look and see but the amp isn't very loud we were trying to use it for bike week in SC and couldn't hear the speakers over the muffler I dont think u should get this crap
470323
No. It means the maximum load you can connect to the outlet on the base unit is 10 Amps (115 watts). The total power draw will depend on the loads (appliances, lamps, etc) that you have plugged into the outlet on the unit. When turned off, the base unit itself will likely draw only negligible power from the AC outlet. The whole point of this gizmo is to cut off the power draw from appliances such as TVs, VCRs or DVD players which constantly draw "standby power", even when you think they're turned off, as long as they're plugged in. This remote switch will essentially "unplug" anything connected to it when you press the remote, so there's no more "standby power" being drawn constantly.
67779
I have the 5 unit pack with the remote; there is no on/off switch on the socket itself. When unit is on and the power is interrupted, it turns off. When the power is restored it is necessary to use the remote to turn the unit back on again.
925256
I've noticed that when the tank empties the power light will start blinking. It doesn't power off but appears to be aware of an empty tank and shuts down the ultrasonic plate. I hope this helps with your decision. I personally like the unit, mine is about 2 months old and has been working flawlessly. The only downside is that this unit is quiet and I preferred the white noise my old unit made. My old unit was a fan based used which created a constant hum which helped block out surrounding sounds.
1339019
No the switch works from the power antenna wire or switch power source of some kind. All amps are built like this so that when you turn your head unit on the amp comes on and when you turn your head unit off the amp goes off. Or the same way on the key switch
74324
If you plugged the unit into the wall, hit the power switch and the unit doesn't even light up, there is only two possible problems. You have a bad outlet or your amp needs to be returned.
559351
It does have a remote control. But it is very small and not very responsive. When I use my amp for performances, I just have to have it near me to start and stop it.
121112
To expand on what Marcus said, if you were to turn off your TV manually, the remote doesn't know that. However, if this happens, there's a Help button on the remote you can use to get everything working again. It asks you several yes/no questions about the status of your equipment, and once you're done going through that, then everything's working again.
1417067
Yes. It was turned off with the power button. Brand new batteries went dead. You can take out the batteries when not being used. I didn't expect I would have to do that. I already bought a different one anyway.
594311
No. Once the unit is turn off, it will not turn on with out pushing the power button on the "key pad" or remote. If you unplug it for example, while it's on, when you plug it back in it needs to be physically turned on with the power button.
1291666
It is normal for the power light to be on. The sound stops but the power stays on until the volume button is turned off. But who wants to do that when you're sleeping?!
1596074
I initially thought it did, but I found it did not. I used the speaker inputs instead of the RCA connections. I thought I read where if you use the speaker inputs, they would turn on the amp. I tried that but it would not turn on. I had to run a separate remote turn on from my fuse panel.
1489820
No, it' shuts on or off, no power control. I let it run for 15-20 min then unplug it. There's no on/off switch, just a plug. I really like it though.
881791
You turn it off and then back on either by the power button on the unit or by the button on the remote. It's kind of annoying, it trips with low power or high power (if you have agm batteries that charge up to 14.6v like i do although I use so much power it's only hit the high end twice.)
604813
If the relay is turned on and it loses power, it will turn off. When power is restored, it will remain off until it is turned back on with the remote.You hear a click from the relay unit when it is turned on or off. When it loses power, you will hear the click which is turning it off.I hope this helps you. :-)
277057
Neither - the device (eg lamp) is left ON with the white remote receiver connected between the device and the wall. When you activate the remote, the receiver is on, so power flows to the lamp and it is on. When the remote is deactivated, the receiver shuts off the flow of power to the device so the lamp is cut off. It is a case of 'power on/off'.
837644
The remote wire just requires a 12v signal. If it doesn't have the blue wire for the remote, you can splice into the red power wire. This wire is only sending power when the Ignition is in the ACC or ON position. The remote is only sending power when the head unit is on. The results are the same. If you turn the head unit off, but the car is still on, the amp will be on but using little power since there is no audio signal for it to amplify. I have done this in a few installs and it works perfectly.