KevinD
Registered: 05/21/10
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Posted 04/22/12
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Hey guys,
Just curious to ask...who here turns off there Catalysts and Submersives after use and who leaves theres on 24/7?. Is there much electricity used when leaving them on all the time?
Cheers,
Kevin
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audioguy
Registered: 05/24/09
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Posted 04/22/12
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I turn off my 3 Cats and 4 Sparks but leave on my 4 SubMersives (too hard to get to the on/off switch)
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Blackdevil77
Registered: 04/07/12
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Posted 04/22/12
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I was wondering this too actually. I'd probably leave most everything on. Everything goes into a standby mode when not receiving a signal, right? Much like a typical powered subwoofer that most people are used to
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calentz
Registered: 03/06/09
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August_West
Registered: 04/25/09
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Posted 04/22/12
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I use a Niles AC-3 hooked up to one of the 12V triggers on my processor to power on/off my SubMersives. It has paid for itself in under 3 years at our current electric rates. I'm not a big fan of letting devices suck down power 24/7 when there is no need for it.
When received my first SubMersive I checked it with a kill-a-watt and found it to be a ~20W draw although I have seen others post it is slightly lower. That is 24/7 as long as there is power to it as there is no stand-by mode.
http://www.nilesaudio.com/product.php?prodID=AC-3&recordID=120Volt%20AC%20Power%20Switching%20Systems&categoryID=Switching%20Systems&catcdID=10&prdcdID=FG00242
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hifiaudio2
Registered: 12/23/11
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Posted 04/23/12
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yep i measured 22 watts with mine on the SubHP
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