Monster Power HDP 2400 User Manual (English)

Questions and Answers:

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Kathleen WilliamsJul 31, 2025
What to do if my Monster Power HDP 2400 Power Supply is not receiving power?
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  Brian JohnsonJul 31, 2025
  First, ensure the PowerCenter switch is turned on and that the AC power plug is securely plugged into a properly grounded 120-volt wall outlet. In some homes, the wall outlet may be controlled by a wall switch, so try turning on nearby light switches. If the PowerCenter is still not receiving power, it's possible that too many devices are connected, causing an overload. In this case, press the Thermal Circuit Breaker button to reset it, and allow 10 minutes before attempting to reset it again. If the breaker continues to trip, try moving some components to another PowerCenter.
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Elizabeth MillerAug 7, 2025
What to do if my Monster Power Power Supply is emitting a loud buzzing alarm?
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  Mary MeyersAug 7, 2025
  If your PowerCenter is emitting a loud buzzing alarm, this indicates that the protection circuitry has sacrificed itself to protect your connected equipment from a catastrophic surge. The PowerCenter must be replaced. Please consult the Warranty Information section for important details.
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anthonymccoyAug 15, 2025
Why is my component not receiving power from my Monster Power Power Supply?
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  Shari HoltAug 15, 2025
  Your component may not be receiving power because it is plugged into a switched outlet and the PowerCenter is not turned on. Turn the PowerCenter on, or plug the component into an unswitched outlet. Alternatively, if the component is plugged into a switched outlet, ensure that the component's power is also switched on, as some components require this to receive power when the PowerCenter is turned on.
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lgomezAug 23, 2025
How to stop humming noise from speakers connected to Monster Power HDP 2400?
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  Tina PowersAug 23, 2025
  A humming or buzzing noise from speakers connected to your PowerCenter may be due to the PowerCenter sharing AC power with equipment that is not properly grounded. Try connecting your PowerCenter to a dedicated outlet. You can also try unplugging different components from the PowerCenter one at a time to see if the noise stops. If you find a component that is improperly grounded, attach a copper wire from the component’s chassis to the PowerCenter’s grounding post.

Monster Power HDP 2400 Specifications

General

Input Voltage	120V
Output Voltage	120V
Surge Protection	Yes
USB Charging Ports	No
Coax Protection	Yes
Phone Line Protection	Yes
EMI/RFI Filtering	Yes
Type	Power Conditioner
Frequency	60Hz

Summary

Important Safety Information

Power Sources

Warnings about connecting to the correct power outlet and consulting electricians for home power types.

Grounding and Polarization

Guidance on proper grounding, plug usage, and antenna grounding for safety against surges.

Liquid: Avoiding Electrical Shocks

Warnings against operating the unit if wet or near water to prevent electrical shock risks.

Power Cord Safety

Advisories on routing the power cord safely and checking for damage to prevent hazards.

Storm Precautions

Recommends disconnecting the unit during lightning storms to protect AV components.

No User Serviceable Parts Inside

Instructs users not to open the unit and to consult the manual for repairs or issues.

Exposure To Heat

Advises against exposing the unit to direct sunlight or heat sources to prevent overheating.

Proper Cleaning

Guidelines for cleaning the unit, recommending light dusting and avoiding liquids.

Proper Grounding and Installation

Proper Grounding

Emphasizes the requirement of a properly grounded outlet for safety and equipment protection.

Power and Protection

Stresses connecting all lines (AC, coax, phone) to the PowerCenter for full system protection.

Protection and Connected Equipment Warranty

Explains warranty invalidation if connected lines are not protected by the PowerCenter.

A Note From The Head Monster

Monster Patented Clean Power™ Stage 2

Monster Exclusive T2T™ Technology

The Minds Behind The Monster PowerCenter Design

Monster HDP2400 PowerCenter Features

Hook-Up Guide

High-Definition Digital Outlet Hook-Up

Instructions for connecting digital components to specific outlets for optimal performance.

Analog Audio Outlet Hook-Up

Guidance on connecting audio components to dedicated outlets for interference reduction.

Ultra-High Current Audio PLC-Compatible Outlet Hook-Up

Instructions for connecting high-power audio components to suitable outlets.

Coaxial Connections Hook-Up

Explains surge protection for TV/cable and satellite connections using coaxial inputs.

Phone and Network Connections Hook-Up

Details surge protection for phone and network lines, including a splitter function.

Troubleshooting

Specifications

Limited Warranty For Consumers

Definitions

Explains key terms used throughout the warranty, such as Adequate Use, Authorized Dealer, and Product Defect.

Scope of Limited Warranty

Outlines what the warranty covers for product defects and connected equipment damage.

Formal Warranty Claim

How to Make a Claim

Provides step-by-step instructions for submitting a warranty claim, including contact information.

Telephone Numbers

Lists contact phone numbers for warranty claims in various countries.

Further Proceedings

Details Monster's process for verifying claims and potential repair/inspection requirements.

Timing

Specifies the timeframe for processing warranty claims after submission.

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