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Tuesday, July 19, 2011

Furman M8L Merit Power Conditioner with Lights

Furman M8L Merit Power Conditioner with Lights Review

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Furman M8L Merit Power Conditioner with Lights Feature

A Merit Series Power Conditioner is the perfect low-cost AC power solution for any rack mount system.
Install an M-8Lx into the top slot of your rack, and the eight switched outlets in the rear panel will power up and protect all your equipment
The M-8Lx features two slide out, swiveling light fixtures to provide discreet illumination of your equipment on stages
A dimmer knob lets you adjust the lamp brightness to just the right level.

A Merit ?M? Series Power Conditioner is the perfect low-cost AC power solution for any rack mount system. Install an M-8, M-8D, or M-8L in the top slot of your rack, and the eight switched AC outlets in the rear panel will power up and protect all your equipment up to a 15-amp load. The M-8L and M-8D feature two slide out, swiveling light fixtures to provide discreet illumination of your equipment on stages, in studios, and in other dark places. A dimmer knob lets you adjust the lamp brightness to just the right level. The M-8D adds a bright red, three-digit LED meter that displays incoming voltage. The M-8 and M-10 are designed for applications where lights are not required. M-Series conditioners protect your delicate electronic equipment by combining high voltage varistor (MOV) surge and transient suppressors. The fast-acting supression circuit quickly responds and clamps transient voltages to safe levels. An RFI/EMI interference filter works to prevent noise from fluorescent lights, certain dimmers, radio transmitters, and similar sources of ?electronic pollution? from contaminating the AC line and from there, leaking into sensitive audio, video, or computer circuits. The M-8 and M-8L are NRTL/TUV listed. Circuit Breaker For safety, a circuit breaker is provided on the rear panel. If the total load on the Power Conditioner (combining all outlets) exceeds the 15A (or 1800 watt limit), the circuit breaker will trip. If this happens, it may be easily reset by pushi...