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I have device i need to plug and unplug from the power at certain times when i need it (not always the same and not a fixed hour), there is a computer with a remote desktop option enabled on it, just a few centimeters away from that device, i was wondering if there is any device i can connect to the computer and set it between the device and the power plug on the wall, so i can swith it on or off anytime i want. Any IP or usb based solution would be good.<br />
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I have been looking all over the internet and i couldn't find anything, but im sure there must be something in the market to remotely stop a power supply to an eletronic device.<br />
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thanks in advance!
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I have device i need to plug and unplug from the power at certain times when i need it (not always the same and not a fixed hour), there is a computer with a remote desktop option enabled on it, just a few centimeters away from that device, i was wondering if there is any device i can connect to the computer and set it between the device and the power plug on the wall, so i can swith it on or off anytime i want. Any IP or usb based solution would be good.

I have been looking all over the internet and i couldn't find anything, but im sure there must be something in the market to remotely stop a power supply to an eletronic device.

thanks in advance!

IP/USB controlled power plug/switch/device ??

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