Does each outlet show power consumption?
1779045
Yes it does. When you're looking at the dashboard you'll see it on the bottom left of the device avatar.
1543367
I am not sure if I understand the question rigth, but the owl will show you the Wattage used at the time.
676755
Yes it has a power on/off switched yes it turns off power to the outlets!!!
378948
Actually there isn't a real power output, it is only a TV signal. I put a wattmeter that shows the input power is uses, and got a reading of .5 watts using the 120 volt power supply that comes with it. I have no way of checking what it would consume using the USB plug alone.
167589
No, there was no indicator on it to show how much charge is left, but there are red and blue light showing whether the power is full or not.
182453
I would think that the idle power consumption would be dependent upon the power consumption of the power supply you are using to power this device. Sorry for using the word "power" so much but it just worked.
1403143
Yes, not only does it show amps, it also shows volts, watts, kilowatt hours, and total hours operated.
1638582
It depends how you use the computer. If you often use more than 900W for gaming or processing then I recommend your UPS exceeds what you use. If you use it for surfing the internet or word processing then you're probably using less than 400W and it'll do fine. You can download meters that show your power usage if you feel like you might approach 900W regularly.
550739
each power outlet is converted, the most important point is not overload the conversion capacity. I suggest to size your watts need and double the converting box wattage allowed.
1554828
Yes, the USB charging circuit in this outlet does use power even when nothing is plugged in. I tested by wiring a Mastech MS8264 digital multimeter in series with the hot lead that powers the outlet. With nothing plugged into the outlet, the multimeter read 0.42-0.44 milliamps at 120VAC. Note that this is not a true-RMS multimeter; the actual power draw was probably more like 0.66 milliamps. That's less than 1/10th of a watt, which might be so little that it doesn't matter to you, but it is definitely nonzero and does add up over time. My review contains some more details about power draw:
1452763
I don't know!! Sorry, but mine's been plugged in to an outlet the whole time I've had it. PC
1963731
The unit itself has no power-consumption rating that I can see. If I had to guess, I'd say it consumes probably as much power as a night-light, or less. The unit itself is basically a volt/amp meter coupled with a display - none of these are power-hungry components.
1003418
strangely, only one, I think. Most of their access points require the higher power switch. Check the power output carefully
618002
Several I'm sure. I am powering all my ham radio equipment, a lamp, a phone, and an adding machine. I also charge my 2 laptops on it. Of course they are not all being used at the same time.
1877644
This should answer your question http://www.pcpower.com/technology/power_usage/
893166
Does the digital reading show you a full charge? Is whatever you are plugging in drawing too many amps?
1504375
Take the AH rating from the UPS and divide by the power consumption of the laptop in Amps. Note that most laptops vary enormously depending on whether the screen is on, how bright, and whether the disk and cpu are active. Best way to find out is get one of those inline power meters used to test generator loads and see what the laptop is drawing in its typical mode. Also, since the laptop already has smart sleep and integral battery you might do better with s large car battery or bigger and a pure sine wave inverter. Connected to a std battery charger...