Timers vs the Powerbar

[StirCrazy]

you can buy digital timers that have a 1 foot cord on them which would solve your problem. a lot cheeper than buying a power bar that was made for the fish industry.

Steve

[X-Treme]

I bought a couple power bars from Home Depot that have "swivelling" outlets. The outlets actually turn 180 degrees around the power bar. I have 2 timers plus extra stuff plugged into each. Not pretty but works great.

[Todd]

Originally Posted by wolf_bluejay

I have 2 of these on my tank.
http://www.apc.com/resource/include/...ase_sku=AP7900

I know the APC units new are expensive, but there is a few other brands with 8/16 outlets for about $120. For me, these were cheaper than 16 timers as I got them as demo units for one of my server rooms.

That is a really cool device. Definatly see a huge use for these. One question though - what do you do with only 8/16th of an outlet?


jk....

[atcguy]

check out the powerbars sold at lee valley they have a couple that allow larger plugs. I have found them very handy.. link below

http://www.leevalley.com/wood/page.a...at=1,240,41065

[macky]

I use a Coralife Digital Power Center Timer for my lights and heater and a Natural Wave Multi-Cycle Timer/Wavemaker for my pump, powerheads and filter. I like both of the products.

[Midknight]

Originally Posted by Pescador

I've seen a power bar that has dongels for plugging in D/C transformers, sort of like mini 3 inch extensions. I think it was at Home depot.

They also have these at Ikea. 2 pac for $5 I think.