1: AC Outlet: Plug in an AC line cord here. Power to all of the outlets (#1,9) is controlled by the Outlets switch (#2).

2: Outlets Switch: Use this switch to apply AC power to the outlets (#1,9) and the lights (#4). The LED on the top segment of the switch illuminates when this switch is on.

3: Reset Switch: This feature protects the unit and the electronics connected to it from possible overload conditions. If the reset switch pops out, turn off the unit and wait a few moments until the switch can be pressed back in. If the switch pops out continually, disconnect the electronics one at a time until the problem component is found.

4,6: Lights: Use these retractable lights to provide illumination for the electronics in your rack. Gently pull the tubes out to access the lights.

5: Meter (LS6-PCLV only): Use this meter to monitor the AC line voltage. The meter is on whenever the unit is plugged in.

7: Lights Switch: Use this switch to control the retractable lights (#4,6). The lights are off when the switch is in the center position, on low when the bottom of the switch is depressed, and on high when the top of the switch is depressed. Almost every source of "unconditioned" AC power will have some voltage spikes and power surges 1.

8: Retaining Strap Holes: Use these holes to attach the retaining straps.

9: AC Outlets: Plug in your AC line cords and/or power adapters here. Power to all of the outlets is controlled by the Outlets switch (#2).

10: AC Line Cord: This heavy duty power cord must be connected to a grounded AC outlet of the proper voltage. IN ORDER TO AVOID THE POSSIBILITY OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT REMOVE OR BYPASS THE GROUND PRONG OF THE POWER CORD.