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Warning about incompatible power outlets and consulting local power company.
Explains the 3-prong plug and proper outlet grounding for safety.
Guidance on cleaning and avoiding liquid spills to prevent shocks.
Advice on routing power cords to prevent trip hazards and checking cord condition.
Precautions for heat exposure, storm events, and not servicing the unit.
Details the necessity of grounded outlets for equipment protection and warranty.
Introduces the PowerCenter, highlighting its advanced technology and performance.
Details Richard Marsh's background in power conditioning and circuit design.
Details Demian Martin's background in AC power solutions for industrial use.
Explains Noel Lee's role in popularizing audio cable and Monster Power.
Instructions for connecting phone lines for protection against surges.
How to connect for remote power-on via receiver remote control.
How to connect for remote power-on via automated control systems.
Connecting coaxial cables for TV, satellite, and antenna.
Connecting high-current audio components to switched/timed outlets.
Connecting low-current audio components to switched outlets.
Connecting video components to unswitched outlets.
Connecting digital components to unswitched outlets.
Detailed grounding schematic for coaxial connections.
Step-by-step guide for attaching rack mounting ears to the unit.
Explains the ON/OFF, System Grounded, and Power Protected LEDs.
Explains the status lights for Switched and Timed outlets.
Details coaxial connection types and digital isolation filter outlets.
Explains the function and use of video interference reduction filter outlets.
Describes audio filter outlets and remote AC/DC control features.
Covers ground screw, thermal breaker, volt meter, and dimmer control.
Addresses no power due to switch, outlet, or remote settings.
Addresses no power due to overload and thermal circuit breaker trip.
Addresses power issues from component outlet and potential unit defects.
Addresses components on switched outlets not receiving power.
Addresses speaker humming and the Unswitched LED being off.
Addresses problems with the Switched LED not being on.
Addresses problems with the Timed LED not being on.
Explains the importance of filtering between and for audio/video components.
Discusses correct component placement in outlets for optimal performance.
Addresses plugging components into non-designated outlets for optimal performance.
Defines terms from Audio Noise through Clean Power.
Defines terms from Conducted Noise through Filter.
Defines terms from Ground through Isolation Transformer.
Defines terms from Joule Rating through RFI.
Defines terms from Spike through Transient.
Defines terms from UL through Voltage Rating.
Provides address, website, and phone number for Monster Power customer support.
Outlines the lifetime warranty for product defects in materials and workmanship.
Explains the warranty for connected equipment damaged by power surges.
Covers warranty disclaimers, limitations of liability, and specific provisions.
Details the required steps to initiate a claim for connected equipment damage.
Describes how claims are resolved and compensation is handled.
General| Brand | Monster Power |
|---|---|
| Model | Reference PowerCenter HTS3500 |
| Category | Home Theater System |
| Language | English |
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