What to do if my Monster Power Home Theater System is overloaded?
If your Monster Power Home Theater System's PowerBar is overloaded and the thermal circuit breaker trips, press the RESET button located below the power cord. Wait 10 minutes before resetting to avoid premature overload sensing.
How to troubleshoot a Monster Power Home Theater System PowerBar that is not receiving power?
If your Monster Power Home Theater System's PowerBar isn't receiving power, check the following: * Ensure the PowerBar switch is turned on. * Verify the AC power plug is correctly plugged into a grounded 120V wall outlet. * Try the light switches near the wall unit powering the PowerBar. * If plugged into a component, ensure that component is turned on; for optimal performance, plug directly into a wall outlet. * If the component is plugged into a switched outlet, turn the PowerBar on or plug the component directly in. * If the PowerBar is plugged into a switched outlet on a component, turn on the component.
Why do my Monster Power Home Theater System speakers emit a humming noise?
If your Monster Power Home Theater System speakers are humming or buzzing, it might be due to the PowerBar sharing AC power with improperly grounded equipment. Connect your PowerBar to a dedicated outlet to resolve this.
How to fix Monster Power Powerbar 2100 not receiving power?
If your Monster Power AC Power Distribution is not receiving power, consider these possible causes and solutions: * Ensure the PowerBar switch is turned on. * If the PowerBar cord is plugged into an outlet on the back of one of your components, make sure that component is turned on. * If the component is plugged into a switched outlet, ensure the PowerBar is turned on. * If the PowerBar is plugged into a switched outlet on a component, verify that the component is turned on.
Why do my speakers hum when using Monster Power Powerbar 2100 AC Power Distribution?
If your speakers emit a humming or buzzing noise when using a Monster Power AC Power Distribution, it might be because the PowerBar is sharing AC power with equipment that is not properly grounded. To fix this, connect your PowerBar to a dedicated outlet.
Advises on correct power source usage and proper grounding for safety.
Warnings about liquid exposure, storm safety, and disconnecting the unit.
Guidance on power cord care and avoiding internal access for repairs.
Recommendations on avoiding heat and proper cleaning methods for the unit.
Details grounding needs, wiring checks, and installer guidelines for optimal protection.
Emphasizes connecting all system lines for full protection and warranty validity.
Welcome and overview of the product's benefits and design philosophy.
Details the noise filtration and isolation technology for optimal performance.
Introduces the key individuals behind the product's innovative design.
Identifies and explains the top panel controls and status indicators.
Details the various AC outlets on the side panel for different component connections.
Identifies and explains the top panel controls and status indicators for the PB 2100.
Details the AC outlets, including high-current options, and remote control input.
Explains buttons, indicators, and initial surge protection types.
Describes TV/Cable, Satellite, and Antenna surge protection inputs/outputs.
Covers Phone Line, Video, High Current Audio, and Remote DC In.
Guides on connecting audio and video components to filtered outlets.
Instructions for high-power audio, coaxial protection, and phone line hook-up.
Details how to use the Remote "AC/DC In" feature for automated control.
Addresses issues like no power, overload, and thermal circuit breaker trips.
Covers problems related to incorrect wiring and component power states.
Provides remedies for humming or buzzing noises, often related to grounding.
Lists technical details including electrical ratings, protection modes, and dimensions.
Lists technical details including electrical ratings, protection modes, and dimensions.
Outlines the limited warranty, definitions, coverage, and scope for consumers.
Details warranty coverage amounts and the process for making a claim.
Information on registering the product and a section for user notes.
General| Input Voltage | 120V |
|---|---|
| Output Voltage | 120V |
| Maximum Current | 15 Amps |
| Surge Protection | Yes |
| Number of Outlets | 8 |
| EMI/RFI Noise Reduction | Yes |
| Protection Indicator | Yes |
| Noise Filtration | Yes |
| Warranty | Lifetime |
| Maximum Load | 1800W |
| Cord Length | 6 ft |
| Joules | 2100 Joules |
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