Product Overview
Troubleshooting
Have you got everything?
Unpack the box and make sure all
of these items are there:
Note: Only one
powerboard (white/
black) is supplied.
User Guide
Model: ASPP6-0920
6-Way Surge Powerboard
A. 6-Way Surge Powerboard
B. User Guide
C. Warranty Certificate
USB Charging Ports
For charging phones, tablets or other
mobile devices.
USB-C Port
For charging devices that use USB-C
connection.
Overload Circuit Breaker (Resettable)
Protects against current overload at 10
amps.
Give us a call
What? You mean this User Guide didn’t have ALL the answers? Speak to us!
We’d love to help you get up and running as quickly as possible.
Call our
After Sales Support
on
1300 886 649
.
Operating hours: Monday-Friday, 8:30am-6pm; Saturday, 9am-6pm AEST
No power
output from
one of the
sockets
• Try other sockets. If the other sockets have power output, it’s
probably the contact of one faulty socket that is loose or not
connected; avoid using that socket.
No power
output from
any of the
sockets
• Check the power switch is turned on (you can try to turn it on
and off a few times to make sure it’s switched on) and that the
surge protected LED indicator is lit green.
• Check the overload circuit breaker button to see whether it’s
tripping, push it down to reset the circuit breaker.
• Make sure the input socket for the power board has power
output.
No output
from the
USB ports
• Check that the USB cable is connected securely to the USB
port and/or try a different USB port.
• The total output current for the USB ports are 6.2A. Remove
devices using the other USB ports.
• Use another USB cable.
Powerboard
is not
turning on
• Check that there is no visible damage to the plug or cord.
• Ensure that the devices connected do not exceed the total
maximum load (2400W, 10A). If exceeded, unplug the devices
and press the overload reset button.
Well done, you made it.
Now sit back and relax... your powerboard is automatically
covered by a 1-year warranty.
How nice!
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Enjoy using your powerboard!
Surge Protected LED indicator
When lit, the green light indicates
that all connected devices are surge
protected.
AC Sockets
Note: All 6 sockets are the same
protected sockets and can be used
interchangeably.
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