Everything you need to use your Advanced Power Strip with confidence

Everything you need to use your Advanced Power Strip with confidence

Our Tier 1 Advanced Power Strip Models

Compact 7 Outlet

A space-saving and more compact version of our full-sized 7 Outlet APS.

7 Outlet

Our original 7-outlet APS perfect for home entertainment and office setups.

5 Outlet

Perfect for small spaces, this 5-outlet APS plugs directly into the wall to keep cords neat and organized.

5 Outlet + USB

This 5-outlet APS plugs into the wall to keep cords tidy, with USB-A/USB-C charging.

What plugs in where?

Green Outlets

Plug in devices that should always stay powered on, like a modem, router or cable box.

Black Outlets

Devices plugged here will control the devices plugged into the red outlets. So plug in your TV or PC here.

Red Outlets

Devices plugged here will turn on and off with the device plugged into the black outlets. Plug in extra devices like speakers, printers, game consoles etc..

Greenlite Advanced Power Strip

Outlets Explained

Hover (desktop) or tap (mobile) the green indicators

Greenlite Advanced Power Strip
ON/OFF Switch
Protects all outlets on the Tier 1 Advanced Power Strip. If no devices are powered or LEDs are off, press the ON/OFF switch on the circuit breaker to restore power.
Surge Protection
When lit, surge protection is active. If unlit, the Tier 1 Advanced Power Strip must be replaced.
Ground Indicator
When lit, the Tier 1 Advanced Power Strip is properly grounded. If unlit, there is a grounding issue > contact an electrician to ground the socket. Using the strip in an ungrounded outlet will void all warranties.
Additional Devices
Devices plugged in here will turn on and off automatically with your TV or PC.
TV / PC
Plug your TV or PC here. It will control the devices plugged into additional devices.
Always On
Devices plugged here stay on always.

Using your APS in 3 easy steps!

Step 1

Plug in devices that must always stay powered on in the always on outlets (modem, router, cable box).

Step 2

Plug your TV or PC into the TV/PC outlet.

Step 3

Plug accessories into the additional devices outlets. These devices will switch on and off automatically with the TV or PC.

Turn the computer ON and OFF to see what devices turn on.

Watch the Video

When watching this video, please note that we have changed the labels on the device itself:

“Control” = “TV/PC”
“Switched” = “Additional Devices”
“Always On” = “Always On”

Instructions

FAQs

Many electronics continue to draw power even when they’re turned off — this is called standby or “phantom” power. An Advanced Power Strip (APS) helps stop that waste. You plug your TV or computer into the TV/PC outlet, and plug accessories like speakers, DVD players, or gaming consoles into the Additional Devices outlets.

When your TV or PC turns off, the APS automatically shuts off power to those accessories, so they’re not running when you’re not using them. This saves energy and helps reduce your electricity bills — without you having to think about it.

We’ve clearly labeled the APS for just that reason. Follow the icons and text to know what plugs where.

TV/PC:
Plug your TV or PC here. Devices plugged here control the Additional Devices outlets.

Additional Devices:
Plug in accessories like speakers, game consoles, or DVD players. These devices will automatically turn off and on when the device plugged into your TV/PC outlet turns off and on.

Always On:
Use these outlets for devices that must stay powered on, like a modem, router, or cable box. They will not turn off automatically.

Plug in anything that must stay powered on — modem, cable box, or router.

That’s the APS doing its job! Devices in the Additional Devices outlets will automatically shut down to save energy when your TV/PC outlet (main device) powers off.

Absolutely. The APS includes built-in surge protection to keep connected devices safe from power spikes.

Turn off the strip’s power switch and unplug it for 10 seconds, then reconnect and restore power.

Yes — it’s ideal for home offices and entertainment. Plug your computer or television into the TV/PC outlet and printers, monitors, game consoles, speakers, and any peripheral devices into the Additional Devices outlets.

Standby power (also called “phantom power”) is the electricity wasted by devices that stay on even when you think they’re off — like game consoles, streaming boxes, and chargers left plugged in. By using an advanced power strip you can save money and energy!

 

There are a few common reasons:

  1. The main device isn’t plugged into the “TV/PC” outlet

    • The APS can only detect when your TV or computer turns off if it’s plugged into the TV/PC outlet.

  2. Accessories are plugged into the wrong outlets

    • Devices you want to auto-shut must be plugged into the Additional Devices outlets.

    • Items that always need power (modem, router, cable box) should go in Always On outlets — if they’re not, they may prevent power shut-off.

  3. Your TV or computer may not fully power down

    • Some TVs and PCs stay in standby mode, which can keep accessories powered. Try turning the device fully off or adjusting sleep settings.

Still need help?

Still need help?

📧 Email Support:
info@greenliteusa.com


📞 Phone Support:
1-844-695-9090
Monday – Friday:
9:00 AM to 5:00 PM (EST)

Warranty Information

LIMITED WARRANTY: Greenlite Advanced Power Strips are warranted to be free from defects in workmanship and material for 2 years. If it fails to do so, Greenlite™ will at its election, provide a replacement or equivalent upon receipt of the register receipt and proof of purchase. Please visit www.greenliteusa.com to find out how to initiate a warranty claim. For all customer service queries, please contact our customer service team, Monday-Friday at info@greenliteusa.com or call 1-844-695-9090 from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM (EST). This limited warranty does not cover fixtures subject to accident, neglect, abuse, misuse or acts of God. Replacement or refund is your sole remedy.