Juice Goose

Juice Goose CQ 1515 7-Outlet Power Sequencer - Rackmount

Protect and Manage Your Studio Power with Confidence The Juice Goose CQ 1515 power sequencer offers reliable and clean power distribution for your studio equipment. With sequential activation, surge protection, and both local and remote control options, it's an essential tool for any studio setu...

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Overview

Protect and Manage Your Studio Power with Confidence

The Juice Goose CQ 1515 power sequencer offers reliable and clean power distribution for your studio equipment. With sequential activation, surge protection, and both local and remote control options, it's an essential tool for any studio setup.

Specifications:

  • Outlets: 7
  • Sequence Groups: 3 (2 Outlets Per Group)
  • Unswitched Outlet: 1
  • Activation: Local and Remote
  • Protection: Surge and Spike Protection

Key Features

7-outlet Rackmountable Power Sequencer with 3 Sequence Groups 1 Unswitched Outlet

Specifications

Product Type
Power Sequencer
Outlet Count
7
Mounting Type
Rackmount
Sequence Groups
3
Unswitched Outlets
1

Frequently Asked Questions

The Juice Goose CQ 1515 is equipped with 7 outlets for connecting various electronic devices.
Yes, the Juice Goose CQ 1515 is designed with a rackmountable form factor, making it suitable for professional rack installations.
Sequence groups allow for staggered power-up and power-down of connected devices; this power sequencer features 3 distinct sequence groups.
Yes, it includes 1 unswitched outlet, which provides continuous power to a device regardless of the sequencing operations.
The primary function is to provide controlled power-up and power-down sequences for multiple electronic devices, helping to protect them from inrush current and ensuring proper system startup.