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Troubleshooting

Symptom

Possible Cause

Remedy

A device won’t 
power up when 
the WattBox is 
powered on.

The WattBox outlet 
is switched off.

Use OvrC, or the web UI, to turn the outlet on.

The device is not 
powered on.

Turn the device on.

WattBox is 
not receiving 
power.

No power is being 
supplied.

Verify the AC power plug is plugged into a properly 
grounded 220 - 240V (nominal) wall outlet. Some 
outlets are controlled by a wall switch. Try flipping the 
switches in the room, especially those near the wall 
outlet. Also check the location’s circuit breakers.

Too many devices 
are connected.

Check the fuse on the AC inlet. If it’s blown, reduce 
the load and replace the fuse.

Surge protection 
has been 
consumed during a 
surge event.

Replace the WattBox.

Speakers emit 
a humming or 
buzzing noise.

WattBox is sharing 
power with gear 
that is not properly 
grounded.

Connect the WattBox to a dedicated outlet.
Unplug components one at a time to see if the noise 
stops.

Summary of Contents for 250 Series

Page 1: ...WB 250I IPW 2 WattBox 250 Series Wi Fi Surge Protector Quick Start Guide...

Page 2: ...2 Anatomy CONTROLLED 1 CONTROLLED 2 WB 250I IPW 2 A B D E F G H I J K C...

Page 3: ...paper clip toothpick to press this to restart the network card no settings are changed Press and hold 5 seconds to set the power strip to DHCP Press and hold 10 seconds to reset the power strip to fac...

Page 4: ...ork Solid Amber Unit has AC power and a wired network connection Solid Green Unit has AC power and Wi Fi is connected Blinking Amber Unit has AC power and is searching for Wi Fi Off No AC power Outlet...

Page 5: ...6mm screws Mounting Instructions This WattBox can be mounted on any flat surface either vertically or horizontally Use the screws and anchors provided to install the unit on a wall as pictured to the...

Page 6: ...tion The WB 250I has many powerful features that are accessed through OvrC our award winning remote management tool If you are not familiar with OvrC visit ctrl4 co ovrc to learn more Mobile Apps Web...

Page 7: ...mplete setup through OvrC Ensure your firmware is up to date schedule automatic reboots set up power on delays etc Logging in to the Web Interface You must enter the username and password to access th...

Page 8: ...n log in to its local interface 2 On the Configure page click Enable Wireless then go to Wireless IP Settings and click the Scan button Follow the on screen prompts 3 When prompted disconnect the ethe...

Page 9: ...ll outlet Some outlets are controlled by a wall switch Try flipping the switches in the room especially those near the wall outlet Also check the location s circuit breakers Too many devices are conne...

Page 10: ...0VAC 50 60Hz AC Input Connection IEC 60320 C14 Fuse Rating 10A 250VAC Power Rating 1440W Current Rating 6A Voltage Protection Rating L N 1 2kV L E 2 3kV N E 1 9kV Joule Rating 1260J Surge Component Me...

Page 11: ...oise Filtration N A Outlet Filter N A Operating Temperature Range 10 C to 40 C 14 F to 104 F Certifications CE Certified RCM Certified CB Safety Certified Dimensions WxHxD 169 mm 6 65 36 1 mm 1 42 117...

Page 12: ...ghts reserved Snap One and its respective logos are registered trademarks or trademarks of Snap One LLC formerly known as Wirepath Home Systems LLC in the United States and or other countries 4Store 4...

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