JODY
Active member
Arcade Room Electrical - Game On / Off - Master Power, etc.
I know I saw some threads with some information in the past but can't find them now (or my saved links). I'll have plenty of circuits / power and with the games going to be close together won't be able to get behind them to plug / unplug them or turn them on via the regular switch on the back.
For those in similar situations, what did you do to allow master power on / off and to turn individual games on / off? I know I read about power centers / boxes with on / off for each game. I could have a switch to control a set of outlets but don't want a switch per game. Needs to be a generic type setup in case things get moved around in the future. May have some outlets on the ceiling to add more rows of machines down the road.
I would prefer to not leave them plugged in. Any electrical controlling device equivalents? It would be nice to turn on banks of machines at once but individual machines are a must as most of the time I would only be playing a single machine at a time or possibly a few with other family members.
I know I saw some threads with some information in the past but can't find them now (or my saved links). I'll have plenty of circuits / power and with the games going to be close together won't be able to get behind them to plug / unplug them or turn them on via the regular switch on the back.
For those in similar situations, what did you do to allow master power on / off and to turn individual games on / off? I know I read about power centers / boxes with on / off for each game. I could have a switch to control a set of outlets but don't want a switch per game. Needs to be a generic type setup in case things get moved around in the future. May have some outlets on the ceiling to add more rows of machines down the road.
I would prefer to not leave them plugged in. Any electrical controlling device equivalents? It would be nice to turn on banks of machines at once but individual machines are a must as most of the time I would only be playing a single machine at a time or possibly a few with other family members.



