WattBox WB-800-IPVM-12 800 Series IP Power Conditioner 12-Outlet

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12-outlet IP power conditioner for AV racks, network closets, NVRs, switches, routers, and automation systems. Built for OvrC remote reboot, metered outlet control, Safe Voltage protection, surge protection, and cleaner rack troubleshooting.

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WattBox WB-800-IPVM-12 800 Series IP Power Conditioner 12-Outlet

Product Details

Rack Power Management for Serious AV, Network, and Security Systems

This 12-outlet WattBox IP power conditioner is built for equipment racks where uptime, remote control, and clean power organization matter. It gives AV, networking, security, and automation systems a smarter power foundation than a basic rack power strip.

The biggest value is control. If a router, switch, NVR, streamer, control processor, or other rack device freezes, you can reboot the right outlet instead of shutting down the entire system or sending someone on-site just to unplug a cable.

Best Use Cases

  • AV racks: A strong fit for home theater racks, whole-home audio systems, media equipment, streamers, receivers, processors, and control gear.
  • Network closets: Helps manage routers, switches, modems, access points, and other network equipment from one controlled power platform.
  • Security systems: Useful for NVRs, PoE switches, network gear, and supporting devices that should be easier to monitor and reboot.
  • Smart home and automation systems: Gives control processors, hubs, bridges, and connected devices cleaner power control and recovery options.
  • Small business equipment racks: Good for offices, retail locations, conference rooms, and commercial spaces where downtime creates support issues.

Who Should Buy This?

This is a good choice if you are building or maintaining a professional-style rack with multiple connected devices. It makes sense when you want outlet-level control, metered power visibility, surge protection, noise filtration, and remote troubleshooting through OvrC.

It is especially useful for AV installers, IT companies, security installers, smart home professionals, property managers, and homeowners with more advanced AV or network systems.

Who Should Not Buy This?

This is probably more than you need if you only want a basic power strip for a few simple devices. It is also not a UPS battery backup by itself, so it will not keep equipment running during an outage unless it is connected with a compatible UPS setup.

It should also not be used for equipment that exceeds the supported electrical rating. Avoid heaters, laser printers, power tools, large appliances, and high-draw gear unless the rack load and circuit capacity have been reviewed properly.

Compatibility Notes

  • Outlet control: Includes 12 switchable IP-controlled outlets.
  • Metering: Built for outlet-level power visibility and smarter rack monitoring.
  • Power rating: Includes a 15A resettable circuit breaker, 12A UL current rating, and 1440W UL power rating.
  • Surge protection: Rated at 3,240 joules for connected equipment protection.
  • Safe Voltage: Helps protect connected equipment when incoming voltage moves outside a safe operating range.
  • Network control: Uses a LAN connection for IP control, OvrC setup, monitoring, and remote management.
  • UPS Link: Includes a UPS Link port for compatible WattBox UPS integration.
  • Mounting: Designed for standard 19-inch racks, with flexible rack, wall, cabinet, and angled mounting options.

Installation Considerations

Before installing this power conditioner, plan the outlet layout carefully. The best rack setups usually separate network equipment, recording equipment, AV source devices, control processors, and devices that may need occasional reboots.

For example, you may want the modem and router on controlled outlets with auto-reboot logic, while other devices use delayed startup or manual reboot control. Labeling each outlet during installation makes future troubleshooting much easier.

If you plan to use OvrC, connect the power conditioner to the network with Ethernet and complete the setup during installation. This is what turns the product from a basic power device into a real remote-management tool.

Why Metered Outlet Control Matters

In a rack with many devices, the hard part is not always knowing that something is off. The hard part is knowing which device is causing the problem. Metered outlet visibility helps you understand load, status, and power behavior across the system.

That can make troubleshooting faster, especially in AV racks, network closets, and security systems where one locked-up device can make the entire system look broken.

Good Products to Pair With This Power Conditioner

Need Help Planning the Rack Power Layout?

If you are not sure whether this 12-outlet model is the right fit, send us the list of devices in your rack. We can help you think through outlet count, power load, UPS backup, remote reboot needs, and whether this WattBox model is the right match for your system.

Rack Power Management for Serious AV, Network, and Security Systems

This 12-outlet WattBox IP power conditioner is built for equipment racks where uptime, remote control, and clean power organization matter. It gives AV, networking, security, and automation systems a smarter power foundation than a basic rack power strip.

The biggest value is control. If a router, switch, NVR, streamer, control processor, or other rack device freezes, you can reboot the right outlet instead of shutting down the entire system or sending someone on-site just to unplug a cable.

Best Use Cases

  • AV racks: A strong fit for home theater racks, whole-home audio systems, media equipment, streamers, receivers, processors, and control gear.
  • Network closets: Helps manage routers, switches, modems, access points, and other network equipment from one controlled power platform.
  • Security systems: Useful for NVRs, PoE switches, network gear, and supporting devices that should be easier to monitor and reboot.
  • Smart home and automation systems: Gives control processors, hubs, bridges, and connected devices cleaner power control and recovery options.
  • Small business equipment racks: Good for offices, retail locations, conference rooms, and commercial spaces where downtime creates support issues.

Who Should Buy This?

This is a good choice if you are building or maintaining a professional-style rack with multiple connected devices. It makes sense when you want outlet-level control, metered power visibility, surge protection, noise filtration, and remote troubleshooting through OvrC.

It is especially useful for AV installers, IT companies, security installers, smart home professionals, property managers, and homeowners with more advanced AV or network systems.

Who Should Not Buy This?

This is probably more than you need if you only want a basic power strip for a few simple devices. It is also not a UPS battery backup by itself, so it will not keep equipment running during an outage unless it is connected with a compatible UPS setup.

It should also not be used for equipment that exceeds the supported electrical rating. Avoid heaters, laser printers, power tools, large appliances, and high-draw gear unless the rack load and circuit capacity have been reviewed properly.

Compatibility Notes

  • Outlet control: Includes 12 switchable IP-controlled outlets.
  • Metering: Built for outlet-level power visibility and smarter rack monitoring.
  • Power rating: Includes a 15A resettable circuit breaker, 12A UL current rating, and 1440W UL power rating.
  • Surge protection: Rated at 3,240 joules for connected equipment protection.
  • Safe Voltage: Helps protect connected equipment when incoming voltage moves outside a safe operating range.
  • Network control: Uses a LAN connection for IP control, OvrC setup, monitoring, and remote management.
  • UPS Link: Includes a UPS Link port for compatible WattBox UPS integration.
  • Mounting: Designed for standard 19-inch racks, with flexible rack, wall, cabinet, and angled mounting options.

Installation Considerations

Before installing this power conditioner, plan the outlet layout carefully. The best rack setups usually separate network equipment, recording equipment, AV source devices, control processors, and devices that may need occasional reboots.

For example, you may want the modem and router on controlled outlets with auto-reboot logic, while other devices use delayed startup or manual reboot control. Labeling each outlet during installation makes future troubleshooting much easier.

If you plan to use OvrC, connect the power conditioner to the network with Ethernet and complete the setup during installation. This is what turns the product from a basic power device into a real remote-management tool.

Why Metered Outlet Control Matters

In a rack with many devices, the hard part is not always knowing that something is off. The hard part is knowing which device is causing the problem. Metered outlet visibility helps you understand load, status, and power behavior across the system.

That can make troubleshooting faster, especially in AV racks, network closets, and security systems where one locked-up device can make the entire system look broken.

Good Products to Pair With This Power Conditioner

Need Help Planning the Rack Power Layout?

If you are not sure whether this 12-outlet model is the right fit, send us the list of devices in your rack. We can help you think through outlet count, power load, UPS backup, remote reboot needs, and whether this WattBox model is the right match for your system.

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