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17th November 2015, 12:52 PM
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Ultralink Powergrid PGX 500
I am mechanical engineering student and came to know about the Ultralink Powergrid PGX 500 conditioners want to know about this more. Will you provide me all sufficient details related to UltraLink PGX-500 and tell me lists of high and low points of this?
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17th November 2015, 12:52 PM
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Re: Ultralink Powergrid PGX 500
The UltraLink PGX-500 at $499 retail, the PGX-500 is one of the more affordable, full-featured power conditioners you can buy today. The PGX-500 has an attractive design finished in black aluminum with a silver accent panel that houses its display. The PGX-500's display shows incoming voltage and amperage, as well as status lights that let you know that your system is properly connected and safe. The PGX-500 has 12 rear panel outlets, two of which have programmable delay, four are switched and six are un-switched or always on. The PGX-500 utilizes ASP Microprocessors, with over/under-voltage shut-down circuitry. High Points: The compact size and understated, modern look of the PGX-500 is an absolute revelation when you compare it to other, flashier power products. The PGX-500 is one of the easiest products to integrate into even the most complex of home theater systems. Absolutely, without a doubt, the PGX-500 will protect your gear in ways the competition can only dream of. The PGX-500 lowers AC line noise and helps with ground loop hums if they are present. Low Points If the PGX-500 does take a dirt nap on behalf of your gear, you will have to purchase a new one. The included power cable is a tad short if you're installing the PGX-500 into a rack-mounted, pull-out system. The PGX-500 from UltraLink is one of those products that takes the norm and stands it on its head. For years, power isolators and/or stabilizers have been plagued with large displays, noisy internal electronics and frankly more style than substance |