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  1. 17-06-2006, 12:19 AM #1
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    5 socket powerstip on today only

    Can you tell me if this has individual switches for each power socket,
    so I can onyl turn them on as needed?

    http://www.scan.co.uk/products/produ...oductID=418532

    The picture looks like it doesn't ...
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  2. 17-06-2006, 02:30 AM #2
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    The one I got a couple of months ago did... dunno if the model has changed now though!

    [edit] It clearly states they are individually switched in the description, so go by that!

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  3. 17-06-2006, 12:36 PM #3
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    Is it a slim type with them all in a line, or the bulkier side by side version?

    I know its only a powerstrip, but I l hate those bulky things...
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    the side by side ones are stupid anyway, because as soon as you have to plug a wall wart in it takes up 3 sockets.
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  5. 17-06-2006, 01:21 PM #5
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    I've one of each of them... all useful in different places
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    I ordered a few last week....the ones I received on wednesday were like these:

    albeit with red packaging, but otherwise, identical

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    Might get myself one of those, 4 sockets isn't cutting the mustard right now, I need a few more sockets. I was thinking about getting one of those double strip ones with 8 or so sockets but I'm not sure I'll need that many
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    hehe ive got 2 double sockets in my room, one of the double sockets has a 6-gang on each, soon gonna be an 8-gang i use alot of plugs
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