Jackson switched powerboards have a push switch for each socket, so you can turn one appliance off without unplugging it. The switch lights up to show which sockets are on. Slimline Raptor boards have one master switch for the whole board instead.
Boards with a switch for each socket
- Jackson Home 20W USB-A + USB-C, 4 Outlet Switched Powerboard (PT20W44ISW): an illuminated push switch for each of the 4 sockets.
- Jackson Raptor 4 Outlet 45W Switched Powerboard (RAP4S45) and Raptor 6 Outlet 45W Switched Powerboard (RAP6S45): an individual switch for each socket.
Boards with a master switch
The Raptor 4 Outlet 45W Slimline Powerboard (RAP445) and the Raptor 6 Outlet 45W Slimline Powerboard (RAP645) have one backlit master push button that turns the whole board on or off.
Use the switches
- Plug your appliances into the board.
- Press the switch next to a socket to turn that socket on or off.
- Check the switch light to see which sockets are on.
Save standby power
TVs, game consoles, speakers and chargers can use power even when they look off. Switch off the sockets you're not using, for example overnight, to save energy without unplugging everything.
If a socket or the whole board won't turn on
- Check the switch for that socket is on, and the master switch if your board has one.
- Check the wall socket is on.
- See My Jackson powerboard or cable reel has no power or keeps cutting out.
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