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Please retain your instruction Manual for future use.

If you need some assistance with your Watts Clever AUTO Powerboard, 
please email us to [email protected] or visit us on our website at 
http://support.wattsclever.com

Turning ON

1.  Turn ON the Computer in the normal way. 

2.  Once this is done then the power will be supplied to the other connected 

equipment. 

In order to further save your energy and money the unit will also turn 
OFF the power to your Computer and consequently other connected 
equipment (except the 

“ALWAYS

On

 ”

 socket).

Turning OFF

1.   Turn OFF your Computer in the normal way 

2.  After approximately 60 seconds the power to the Computer and all other 

connected equipment (except the 

“ALWAYS

On

 ”

 socket) will be cut. 

1.  Turn OFF the power to any equipment you will be connecting to the 

AUTO Powerboard. 

2.  Connect your computer to the socket marked 

“CONTROL”

3.  Connect the equipment you wish to turn OFF automatically when the 

computer is turned OFF into the sockets marked 

“AUTO

On / Off 

 ”

4.  Connect the equipment that you wish to have left with power supplied 

to it all the time into the socket marked 

“ALWAYS

On

 ”

5.  Turn ON your computer and the AUTO Powerboard will automatically 

turn the power back ON to all the connected equipment. 

The board will sense when 
the power usage of the 
computer  has dropped when it 
enters standby mode or switch 
off . It will then cut the power 
completely to the computer and 
the other equipment connected 
to the 

“AUTO

On / Off 

 ”

 sockets. When 

power is restored to the board 
and the computer turned back on 
it will then resupply power back 
to the equipment connected to 

“AUTO

On / Off 

 ”

 sockets. 

Power wastage happens frequently when kids leave the television or games 
on, or when one falls asleep in front of the television. 

The power board works by having several diff erent types of sockets into 
which diff erent types of equipment are connected. The diff erent types of 
socket on the board are:

This is the socket the Computer is connected 
to and is used to control the “

AUTO

On/Off  

” 

sockets.

CONTROL 

socket x 1

POWER On Indicator light

The light indicates the AUTO Powerboard is connected to the 
wall socket properly.

CONTROL On indicator light

The light indicates the Auto Power Board are fed with power.

Indicated light

This is where you can connect equipment 
that you wish to be left “

ALWAYS

on

”. This for 

examples may be a Set Top Box, or some type 
of recording equipment that works on a timer 
and always needs power.

ALWAYS

On 

socket x 1

There are the sockets where you connect 
equipment that you are wish to be 
automatically turned when not in use.

AUTO

On/Off  

sockets x 4

The auto Power Board is designed to ensure that PC’s and other IT 
equipment such as printer, scanner, the monitor and internet and internal 
network system etc are turned off  when not in use. This will stop you 
wasting energy and money by leaving them in standby mode or operating 
them in full power mode when you do not intend to use them.

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OVERVIEW

IMPORTANT

How do I set up the AUTO Powerboard correctly?

How does the AUTO Powerboard work?

How do I use the AUTO Powerboard correctly?

Auto Power Cut off 

What do the diff erent types of sockets do?

POWER

 On

CONTROL

 On

RESET

AUTO

PowerBoard

ALWAYS

On

CONTROL

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