Included today I also have the PC TrickleSwitch, which is an accessory to the PC TrickleSaver. Both items come in similar packages that are primarily white and green, which helps to show the ‘green’ focus of the products.

Both products are simply packaged inside a plastic bag along with installation instructions.

The TrickleSaver is a simple device that sits between the wall outlet and either a single device or a power strip/surge protector. The USB cord attaches to an open port on your PC. The backside of the TrickleSaver has two holes that allow you to mount it if you wanted to.

The PC TrickleSwitch is an accessory for the PC TrickleSaver that adds a manual switch for power to the attached peripherals while the PC is on.

Next I grabbed the features and specifications for the TrickleSaver straight from Trickle Star’s product page here.

TrickleSaver

Features:

* In-built relay for switching off devices that consume standby current.
* Rear mounting holes for wall, under desk mounting.

Specifications:

* Voltage 120 VAC +/- 10% 50Hz
* Relay Rating 10A
* USB cord 1.5 meters
* Power in cord 0.3 meters
* Power out cord 0.2 meter
* Operating Temperature 0? to 45?C
* Storage Temperature -10?C to +60?C
* Humidity 5 to 90% N/C
* IP Rating IP20
* Dimensions 112mm (L) 60mm (W) 34mm (H)

TrickleSwitch

Features:

* Accessory for a PC TrickleSaver.
* Installs in minutes.
* No configuration required.
* Works with PC + Mac notebooks + desktops.
* Suitable for home and office use.

Specifications:

* Operating Temperature 0? to 45?C
* Storage Temperature -10?C to +60?C
* Humidity 5 to 90% N/C
* IP Rating IP20
* Dimensions 40mm (L), 40mm (W), 21mm (H)
* Colour White

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