APC H10 manual DC Trigger jacks, Surge Protected Telephone Jacks

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DC Trigger jacks

When connected to a component acting as a DC trigger, that component controls turn on/off of the ‘delayed’ outlet banks. The H10 also allows that DC signal to pass through to another connected component.

CAUTION: When connecting to the DC Trigger jacks, con- nect the source of the DC trigger to the IN jack. The OUT jack should be used only as a pass-through. The DC Trigger signal can be short circuited if the input and output cables are reversed. The maximum input voltage for the DC Trigger is 30VDC. Do not apply an AC voltage to the DC trigger jacks. Failure to comply with this statement may result in equipment damage.

Surge Protected Telephone Jacks

The H10 provides a telephone line splitter with surge protection to protect components connected via telephone line. Connect the supplied RJ11 Telephone cable from the wall jack (source) to the telephone line connector marked “IN”. Connect other telephone cables to the connectors marked “OUT A” and/or “OUT B” and then to the equipment to be protected (Telephone, DVR, DSS, or DSL).

8Additional Surge Protected COAX/RF Connectors

The H10 also provides a surge protection for your DSS system or RF Antenna system. The surge protection feature prevents surges traveling over Coaxial cable from damaging the equip- ment.

Connect the coaxial cable from the DSS or Antenna system to the connector marked “IN.”

Connect another coaxial cable from the connector marked “OUT” to the device being protected (DSS or Antenna).

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