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Power Cop Electronic Locking Unit - Limit TV and Game Use

Power Cop Electronic Locking Unit - Limit TV and Game Use for $31 + free shipping

Jan 18, 2013 4:01 PM

The Home Power Cop module is a programmable locking unit designed to limit the amount of time children can use an electronic device such as a TV or a video game system. It not only limits the amount of time, but also the different parts of the day and what days of the week the electronic device can be used.

Product Features:

Programmable segments of usage time
Programmable time allowed per day
Minimum scheduled 15 minute intervals
Easy status recognition with LED feedback
Blinking warming light and audible alarm 10 minutes prior to entering locked mode
Ability to save personal and programmed schedule in case of power outages or tampering
Locking cover with two keys
Plug electronic devices into grounded outlet
Grounded cord measures 64 inches in length
Product Dimensions: 4.5" x 5.25" x 1.75"

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