When I set up my aquariums a few years ago I didn't give a lot of thought to power strip placement, meaning I had to kneel down and reach into the cabinet to turn the filters off (125, 90 and 58 gallon tanks) at feeding time. I didn't want anything on the outside of the cabinet, so I lived with it, and occasionally forgot to turn a filter back on.
A couple months ago I ran across remote controlled switches on Amazon. Just plug the remote outlet into the power switch, plug the filter in the unit, then press the "on" button on the remote unit. My setup came with 5 remote outlets and two remote controls. For those older, taller or overweight fishkeepers out there it's a handy gadget for the money.
A couple months ago I ran across remote controlled switches on Amazon. Just plug the remote outlet into the power switch, plug the filter in the unit, then press the "on" button on the remote unit. My setup came with 5 remote outlets and two remote controls. For those older, taller or overweight fishkeepers out there it's a handy gadget for the money.