What are the problems with Panamax power management?

Compromised picture and sound quality due to the masking of high definition audio/video signals. Higher levels manifest as audible clicks, pops, radio interference, or visual “snow”. Increased audio and video performance, increased reliability of digital components. All Panamax power management products feature standard noise filtration.

How does the AVM work on a Panamax?

Panamax’s patented Automatic Voltage Monitoring (AVM) technology continuously monitors the incoming power. In case of an undervoltage or brownout (too little electricity) or an overvoltage (too much electricity) a flashing red lightning bolt will be displayed and power to the equipment is automatically turned off.

What to do if your Panamax plug is damaged?

If your protector is damaged by a surge, spike or lightning, call 1-800-472-5555 (this phone number is printed on all Panamax products) and a customer service representative will assist you. 729. There is a gray cover on my Panamax plug.

How many ampere can a Panamax protector handle?

The Panamax protector contains fusible links on the loop side to limit the amount of lightning current at can come in, to values the protector can handle without damage. (About 20,000 ampere surge on each loop wire.)

Where are the always on outlets on a Panamax?

Push the white line on the switch towards the unit to turn on outlets. If you look closely at the outlets on the left side of the product (when the lightning bolt is on the bottom), you will see they are marked “always on”. 731. What is the “always on” outlet?

What causes a power brownout on a Panamax?

Protection from small to catastrophic events, resulting in improved reliability, longevity and performance. All Panamax power management products. Brownouts are commonly caused by overuse on the grid or utilities temporarily cutting back on available power.

What causes a brownout on a Panamax generator?

All Panamax power management products. Brownouts are commonly caused by overuse on the grid or utilities temporarily cutting back on available power. Over voltages are commonly caused by wiring faults within a home, generators, or downed power lines.

What does Panamax mr4000 home theater power unit do?

The MR4000 offers ultra low-loss coaxial protection as well as LAN/Ethernet protection to prevent voltage surges from damaging your equipment. A 15-amp circuit breaker makes it easy to reset the unit should a temporary short occur. The MR4000 is designed to protect connected electronics from unsafe voltages by cutting off utility power.

What is the Panamax home theater power management unit?

P anamax has introduced the new entry level MR4000 Home Theater Power Management unit designed to protect your valuable electronics from unpredictable and potentially catastrophic power surges.

What do you need to know about Panamax remote control?

Panamax Delivers Reliable, High-Performance Power Protection, Management, and Remote Control for Consumer Electronics. Panamax, an innovator in the power protection, filtration, and control space, has worked to solve power management problems since 1975.

Why is Panamax the leader in power management?

Power Management is critical to the safety, performance and longevity of your valuable electronics. Why Panamax? Panamax is the leader in electronic protection, filtration and control products. For over 40 years we have created industry-defining solutions to eliminate problems caused by power disturbances.

How much does the Panamax mr4000 power conditioner cost?

The Panamax MR4000 has a $5,000,000 Limited Connected Equipment Policy that says it will, at its discretion, either replace, pay to replace at fair market value, or pay to repair the equipment that is damaged by an AC power, cable, telephone, or lightning surge while connected to a properly installed Panamax MR4000 power conditioner.

How many AVM outlets does Panamax mr4000 have?

The MR4000 features 8 protected outlets (7 on the back and 1 on the front) with Panamax’s patented Automatic Voltage Monitoring (AVM) technology, which is designed to continuously monitor incoming power and shut off the connected equipment if the line voltage is too low or too high.