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Published: Sep 13, 2009
Author: Niko Lupala
Editor: Amber Lupala
Provider: Tricklesaver

First look

A big power consumer these days is your home theather system, which includes but not limited to: receivers, cd players, HTPC, DVD recorder, and digital top box etc. They all run on stand by when you are not using them and believe it or not the stand by actually cost money if you count it out on a year. Tricklestar has released a product that takes care of that problem. The Tricklesaver products basically shuts all the extra products off when you turn your TV or computer off. How does it work? Let's find out.

About  Tricklestar:

Check out their website, http://www.tricklestar.com/html/s02_article/article_view.asp?art_id=102&nav_cat_id=131&nav_top_id=59 

Features:

Pc Tricklesaver:

Key Features

• In-built relay for switching off devices that consume standby current.
• Rear mounting holes for wall, under desk mounting.

Product Warranty

The product is supplied with a 1 year product warranty against defective manufacturing and components.

Tv Tricklesaver:

Key Features

• In-build relay for switching off devices that consume standby current.
• Adjustable sensitivity for sensing TV status.
• Rear mounting holes for wall, under desk mounting.

Product Warranty

The product is supplied with a 1 year product warranty against defective manufacturing and components.

The Product:

 

Tv  & PC Tricklesavers Tv  & PC Tricklesavers
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We got one sample of both the PC and TV Tricklesaver, they come packed in these white and green boxes. On the front there is a picture of the device itself and on the back there are main features and how to connect these devices to your system.

Tv  & PC Tricklesavers Tv  & PC Tricklesavers
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This is the TV version of the Tricklesaver, it has to power plugins where one is slave and one is master. On the main "box" they have printed their logo and in the manual you are able to read instructions on how to set the device up. There is some minor tweaking to get it running as you want it, although you only need a minute or two to do this.


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