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12V Trigger Slave Device for 115V?

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This device takes 110V in, through a transformer, to 12V. It is a multiplier, so, if you have 1 trigger, you can make it up to 3. It also works standalone, so you can trigger by the switch on the front. I use mine, which is the previous version, in that manner to generate trigger to turn on the triggered outlets in my power conditioner.
 
Yes.


This device takes 110V in, through a transformer, to 12V. It is a multiplier, so, if you have 1 trigger, you can make it up to 3. It also works standalone, so you can trigger by the switch on the front. I use mine, which is the previous version, in that manner to generate trigger to turn on the triggered outlets in my power conditioner.
Wait, this is the reverse of what I need. I have a 12V trigger source. I need something that uses 12V signal from my WiiM Ultra to control an AC power port that my power amps will hook up to and turn the amps on or off with the WiiM (specifically the problem is my amps don't have 12V trigger inputs).

-Ed
 
Why not just an intelligent power strip? It triggers the aux outlets whenever the master is powered on.
Yes.


This device takes 110V in, through a transformer, to 12V. It is a multiplier, so, if you have 1 trigger, you can make it up to 3. It also works standalone, so you can trigger by the switch on the front. I use mine, which is the previous version, in that manner to generate trigger to turn on the triggered outlets in my power conditioner.
Thanks everyone for your help--someone on Reddit pointed me to this, and now I am good. Just ordered one:

Cheers, all!

-Ed
 
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