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Helix question...

Gronk

Gronk

1.1 Beautiful kids....
Folks...

I'm building a new rack and normally make a household type dimmer for my Flex Watt. I'm thinking of using a Helix DBS-1000, but have a question.

All I can see from retailer's sites or pics of people's racks is the "face" of it, digital read out etc. Does the unit have a single outlet attached...or can you wire it the way you want ?

I'll have about 320 watts of flex watt for the rack and am trying to figure out if I should serially wire them or do individual male plugs and wire up a type of power strip with the Helix.

Any info...or a pic :rolleyes: would be greatly appreciated (smile).

Thanks
 
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There's the plug for the wall outlet and a single outlet for the flexwatt plug.
Joanna
 
Actually, my Helix has three female plugs just like an extension cord.
 
Oops!

It does have three female outlets like an extension cord! I looked at the cords only and didn't look all the way to the ends of both!

Sorry,
Joanna
 
No worries....that's even better news ! (smile)

I was hoping it would come with a multi plug outlet !
 
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