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Peavey 04000170 ISPD Pro Programmable Power Sequencer
Peavey 04000170 ISPD Pro Programmable Power Sequencer
Peavey 04000170 ISPD Pro Programmable Power Sequencer
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Peavey 04000170 ISPD Pro Programmable Power Sequencer

Programmable 8-outlet power sequencer with adjustable delay times, remote control, and Ethernet monitoring.

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Overview

The Peavey ISPD Pro Programmable Power Sequencer is a rack-mountable power distribution unit designed to bring order and protection to professional audio, video, and lighting systems. Its 8 independently controllable outlets each feature adjustable delay times, allowing installers to define the exact order and timing in which equipment powers on and shuts down. This sequenced approach prevents the damaging inrush current spikes and audible pops that can occur when amplifiers, processors, and other high-draw devices all switch on simultaneously.

Control options include a front-panel interface for hands-on operation and remote triggering for installed systems where the rack may not be easily accessible. For more advanced setups, Peavey's graphical interface software connects over Ethernet, providing custom configuration, real-time status monitoring, and the ability to manage sequences from a networked computer. When 8 outlets are not enough, additional ISPD Pro units can be linked together to expand capacity, making the system scalable for everything from a modest club install to a large touring rig. Each channel handles up to 15 amps of load, providing ample headroom for professional-grade equipment.

Key Features

8 output channels with individually adjustable delay time

Front panel or remote power sequence control

Additional units may be linked for expanded capacity

Control graphical interface Program for custom configuration and monitoring over Ethernet

Maximum load current on each channel 15A

Specifications

Brand
Peavey
Model
ISPD Pro (04000170)
Power Outlets
8, individually adjustable delay time
Maximum Load per Channel
15A
Control
Front panel and remote
Connectivity
Ethernet for configuration and monitoring
Expansion
Linkable with additional units
Software
Graphical interface program for custom configuration

Pros & Cons

👍 Pros

  • Individual delay time adjustment on all 8 outlets allows precise control over power-up and power-down order
  • Ethernet-based graphical interface enables remote configuration and real-time monitoring from a computer
  • Linkable design scales to accommodate larger AV systems without replacing existing units
  • 15A per-channel capacity handles high-draw professional audio and video equipment
  • Dual control via front panel and remote offers flexibility in different installation scenarios

👎 Cons

  • Rack-mount form factor requires a standard equipment rack for proper installation
  • Configuration software for Ethernet monitoring requires a separate computer and network setup
  • 8 outlets may be insufficient for very large installations without purchasing additional linked units
  • No built-in surge suppression or power conditioning beyond sequencing

Frequently Asked Questions

The ISPD Pro provides 8 individually controllable power outlets, each with its own adjustable delay time for customized power-up and power-down sequences.
Yes, it supports both front-panel control and remote power sequence control, plus it offers a graphical interface application for custom configuration and monitoring over Ethernet.
Yes, additional units can be daisy-chained together to expand the total number of sequenced outlets for larger installations.
Each of the 8 channels supports a maximum load current of 15 amps.
A power sequencer turns equipment on and off in a controlled order with timed delays, preventing the large inrush current surges that occur when multiple high-draw devices power up simultaneously—protecting both the equipment and the electrical circuit.

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