LF: American DJ Powerbars

[xenon]

Originally Posted by CM125

http://http://www.ebay.com/itm/5pcs-Red-Light-Heavy-Duty-120V-ON-OFF-ROCKER-SWITCH-R13C-/191081152688

That's for 5 switches, the plugs are about that too and available at any electrical store, technically you can make it out of lexan with no metal at all, whole thing would be $50 in materials and custom. you could even build in a gfci for another $20

http://www.alibaba.com/product-detai...316368404.html

That eBay link is dead.

[CM125]

Originally Posted by xenon

That eBay link is dead.

too late to edit here is the updated link

http://www.ebay.com/itm/5pcs-Red-Lig...3D191081152688

[claynelson]

mindy I have one im not really using if your interested pm me.

ive also built my own with conduit and handy boxes with light switches and wall outlets. put the outlets right where I want them and no worry about spacing.

[mikewe05]

Originally Posted by Myka

Chauvet SR8?
http://www.amazon.ca/Chauvet-SR8-8-C.../dp/B000MWUQTG
http://www.chauvetlighting.com/relay-pack.html
http://www.musiciansfriend.com/pro-a...r-8-relay-pack

Appears to be discontinued.

Its the chauvet pc-08

[Blink]

Originally Posted by ScubaSteve

Yup, same form factor... or any form factor you wanted really. I'd just order the switches and outlet sockets from Newark, Mouser or Digikey and build an enclosure for it. The wiring is pretty basic but I could post a schematic.

The enclosure is pretty straight forward. A few pieces of acrylic or aluminum, a table saw, a jig saw/dremel and you're done. If you wanted to get fancy, you could find someone local to laser cut the panels for you, then just glue screw them together.

I'd build my own, once my American DJ strip craps out, simply for the ability to have form factor that fit my stand better. Now, I should say that I do have an entire machine shop in my HOUSE dedicated to prototyping (I'm a product designer) and have access to a CNC mill, lathe, 3D printers, etc, so my perspective on the relative ease at which something can be built is different from that of others. That said, to make your own powerstrip is fairly easy project for anyone to muster and which doesn't require a lot of tools, just enthusiasm!

If someone needs laser cutting done just fire me a PM, I've got access to a 2500 watt and 4000 watt if you need something like 1" plate cut.

[GoFish]

Originally Posted by Blink

If someone needs laser cutting done just fire me a PM, I've got access to a 2500 watt and 4000 watt if you need something like 1" plate cut.

jeeeeebus