Now that I finally appear to have a functioning Eaton UPS, (see thread 'OT: UPS manufacturer', started in November!) and I have now installed it, I find some differences in switching items on and off. Before the UPS, I used a 6-gang extension, each outlet having its own rocker switch. I have now lost that with the UPS, either everything is powered or nothing is powered. So if I shut down the UPS outlets at night, the router also shuts down, which I don't want. The router is also my 'phone service, in the modern way. I am looking for a plug, which has a switch, which controls a passthrough outlet. And it must fit in the space between plugs on the UPS deck. Then I would put one in place for each of the PC and the Monitor. The UPS would then stay powered at night, so would the router.
Any ideas? I have looked at stockists' webpages until I am cross-eyed.
Failing sourcing the ideal plug/socket combination device, I can buy switched plugs which need wiring, but the monitor has a wall-wart, so I could not/would not rewire that. Ultimately, I could use a small (2-gang) switched extension plugged into one of the UPS outlets, but I would rather keep the PC and the monitor on separate outlets. Even though the printer is connected to the Surge Protected outlet, I would also like to be able to shut that off in the same way.