WattBox WB-800-IPVM-6

Questions and Answers

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Shannon GonzalezAug 6, 2025
What to do if WattBox Power Distribution Unit is not receiving power?
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  danieldaltonAug 6, 2025
  If your WattBox isn't getting power, and the System Status LED isn't lit, there are a few things to check: * First, make sure the WattBox is turned on by pressing the power button. If the button doesn't show amber, press it. * Second, confirm that the AC power plug is properly plugged into a grounded 120V wall outlet. Ensure the outlet isn't controlled by a wall switch; try flipping nearby switches. Also, check the circuit breakers. * Finally, if too many devices are connected, it may cause an overload. Press the circuit breaker reset button and wait 10 minutes before trying again. If it continues to trip, move some devices to another WattBox.
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robinsonmichaelAug 16, 2025
What to do if the component is not receiving power from WattBox WB-800-IPVM-6?
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  Victoria GarciaAug 16, 2025
  If a component connected to your WattBox isn't receiving power: * If the component is plugged into a controlled outlet, use the Wattbox interface to ensure the outlet is turned on. * For components plugged into a switched outlet that don't automatically power on when the Wattbox is turned on, manually turn the component's power on.
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Ashley SpearsAug 26, 2025
Why do speakers emit a humming or buzzing noise from WattBox Power Distribution Unit?
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  susan73Aug 26, 2025
  If your speakers are emitting a humming or buzzing noise when connected to the WattBox, it could be due to: * The Wattbox sharing AC power with equipment that isn't properly grounded. Try connecting the Wattbox to a dedicated outlet. You can also unplug components one at a time to see if the noise stops. * The speakers sharing a filter with noisy gear. Move the power cords for the speakers (or the noisy components) to a different outlet filter bank.

WattBox WB-800-IPVM-6 Specifications

General

Model	WB-800-IPVM-6
Total Outlets	8
Controlled Outlets	6
Switched Outlets	6
Input Voltage	120V
Input Connector	NEMA 5-15P
Output Voltage	120V
Maximum Current	15A
Maximum Power	1800W
Network Connectivity	Ethernet
Network Management	Web interface, SNMP, Telnet
Security	Password protection
Rack Mountable	Yes
Mounting	1U Rackmount
Surge Protection	Yes
Protocol Support	HTTP
Monitoring	Current, voltage, power
Control Features	Scheduling
Alerts	Email
Operating Temperature	0 to 40°C
Type	IP-Controlled Power Distribution Unit

Summary

Front Panel Overview

Power Inlet

Connection point for the 3-prong IEC power cord.

Circuit Breaker Reset

Button to restart the WattBox after an overload.

AC Power Switch

Manually toggles outlets on/off, glows amber when powered.

Safe Voltage Slider

Toggles the 'Safe Voltage' feature for gear protection.

Indicator LEDs

Displays system status, internet activity, auto reboot, safe voltage, surge protection, and grounding.

Network Connection

Connects to the Local Area Network (LAN) for IP control.

Reset Button Functionality

Restarts network card or sets power strip to DHCP/factory default.

Package Contents and Mounting Options

Package Contents

Lists included items: power strip, power cord, clip screws, rack ears, nuts, and mounting clips.

Rack Ear Mounting Options

Details on using rack ears for surface and recessed mounting.

Alternative Mounting Methods

Rack Mount with Clips

Instructions for mounting vertically on a rack rail using clips.

Wall Mount with Clips

Instructions for mounting on a wall vertically or horizontally using brackets.

Connections and Setup

UPS and Network Connectivity

Connecting an IP-enabled UPS and establishing network connectivity.

Power Connection

Plugging in the IEC power cord.

Claiming the WattBox on OvrC

OvrC Setup Steps

Steps to ensure internet connection, log in to OvrC, and add the WB-800.

LED Indicator Guide

Internet Status

Interpreting LED colors for internet communication status.

System Status

Understanding LED indications for processor state and firmware updates.

Auto Reboot Indicator

Status of auto reboot feature and its relation to network communication.

Safe Voltage Indicator

LEDs indicating safe voltage operation and protection.

Surge Protection Status

LEDs showing if the WattBox is powered and protecting outlets.

Grounded Status

LED indications for incoming AC outlet grounding.

Troubleshooting Common Issues

No Power or System Status LED

Diagnosing and resolving issues with power and the system status LED.

No Power from Outlets

Troubleshooting components not receiving power from the WattBox.

Speaker Noise Issues

Resolving humming or buzzing noise related to power or grounding.

Important Safety Instructions

General Usage Notice

Indoor use only, fixed location, verification of earthing connection, and placement guidelines.

Potential Injury Cautions

Warnings against using extension cords and overloading capacity.

Lithium Battery Warning

Information about the internal lithium battery and handling precautions.

Power Source, Grounding

Guidelines for proper plug insertion, grounding, and avoiding cord alteration.

Safety and Maintenance Precautions

Grounding Requirements

Ensuring proper grounding for safety and connection of rooftop devices.

Liquid and Electrical Shock Warning

Avoid operating the unit if liquid is spilled or near water.

Power Cord Safety

Guidelines to prevent trip hazards and manage damaged power cords.

Exposure to Heat Caution

Avoiding direct sunlight, heat sources, and ensuring adequate ventilation.

Proper Cleaning Advice

Instructions for light dusting and avoiding liquid cleaners.

FCC and Interference Compliance

FCC Warning and Compliance

Information on modifications, Class B digital device limits, and interference mitigation.

Interference Correction Measures

Steps to correct radio or television reception interference.

Cable and Cord Requirements

Notice on using unshielded power cords and shielded I/O cables.

Warranty Information

3-Year Limited Warranty

Details on product and network connectivity warranty, exclusions, and repair process.

3-Year Replacement Policy

Policy for equivalent replacement of damaged surge protectors.

Connected Equipment Protection Policy

Policy details for equipment damaged by surges, including systemic protection.

Warranty Claims and Installation

Proof of Purchase Requirement

Requirement for original purchase receipts for warranty claims.

Proper Installation Requirements

Guidelines for direct plugging into grounded outlets and adhering to codes.

Notification and Return Procedure

Procedure for notifying SnapAV and obtaining an RA number for returns.

Web Interface Login

Default Login Credentials

Provides the default username and password for accessing the web interface.

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