WattBox, a Snap One brand, provides advanced IP power conditioners, surge protectors, and UPS devices designed for custom AV and IT integrators.
WattBox is a leading manufacturer of professional-grade power management solutions, now a part of Snap One (formerly SnapAV). The brand specializes in high-performance IP-controllable power conditioners, uninterruptible power supplies (UPS), and surge protectors designed specifically for custom audiovisual, security, and IT integrators.
Built to protect valuable electronics from power surges and outages, WattBox devices offer advanced features like self-healing auto-reboot, safe voltage disconnects, and robust fireproof MOVs for maximum reliability. Through integration with OvrC remote management technology, WattBox empowers installers to remotely monitor systems, schedule automatic reboots, configure power-on delays, and troubleshoot client power issues from anywhere in the world.
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Verify the AC power plug is connected to a properly grounded wall outlet. Check the thermal circuit breaker or fuse on the unit and reset or replace it if triggered. Ensure wall switches controlling the outlet room are turned on.
Ensure your WattBox is connected to the network. Open a web browser, navigate to the IP address of the WattBox unit, and log in using your configured username and password (the factory default is usually 'wattbox' for both).
OvrC is a cloud-based remote management tool built directly into compatible WattBox devices. It allows custom integrators to remotely monitor power usage, toggle individual outlets, and automatically reboot connected devices when they lose internet connection or become unresponsive.
To restore factory defaults on most IP WattBox devices, press and hold the physical Reset button on the unit for 10 seconds. Note that this will clear all custom IP settings and login credentials, reverting them to their factory defaults.