How do you turn the speaker power on and off?

[Lee inseok]

Among users of two or more phantom speakers, does anyone use a multi-tap to turn the power of the speaker on or off?  
I am using 5 phantom speakers, but it was cumbersome to turn the power on and off, so I contacted the Devialet technical team.  
Is there any effect on the speaker even if the multi-tap is used at the same time as the ON/OFF method?  
But I didn't get an exact answer.  
Each unit requires about 360W of power, so it is recommended to consult with an electrician.  
If there is enough power, can it be interpreted as a story that there is no problem?  

Anyone with experience?

[Flaeske]

If you buy new remote you can turn them off with one click but then when you come home you need to finger each phantom on power button I have only 2 speakers and small apartment so its not a struggle for me.


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[scotthar]

I've used a power strip aka what you call a multi-tap?? i think.
I have used it with 2 phantoms and the dialog.
So no reason why it could not work electrically providing your multi-tap and circuit its plugged into are both rated for more power than you are consuming.

"requires about 360W of power" assuming that is a MAX power consumption???
Power = volts * amps or about 3 amps at 120volts.

From my observation *I am not an electrician and this is not electrical advice*
Most of the circuits in my home for outlets are typically 10A 120volt (us) so should not plug 5 of them all into 1 outlet.
Last time i looked into the specs and discussed with Devialet, they told me a 10A circuit is required.

The 360W number is interesting and a much more accurate reflection of actual use perhaps?
1800W (360x5) at 120v US power is about 15A

If any of the previous assumptions are true i would be looking for a circuit and Mult-Tap (power strip) with a min of 15 or better yet a 20 amp 120 US volt rating to support 5 devices.

Again certain assumptions are being made consider this all bad advise and you should ask a professional. especially if you are not using 120v and or outside the us.

hth
scott-