Sliding electrical rack behind tank

DHak

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In an effort to get as much electrical away from the sump I got a piece of PVC board and some cabinet hardware to make a sliding equipment rack that hides behind the tank. I just wish I put this in before the tank.
Next step is to make a thin cover out of plexi in case of splashes for the rack and the powerstrip on the other side.
All power goes through a GFCI prior to getting distributed.

In addition I added a new TPLink WIFI power strip that tracks power usage and individually controls each outlet, we will see how this does for a little. If power goes out it defaults back to the last powered state. You can also program individual timers for each plug. Not bad for $70.

Let me know of any thoughts or issues you see.

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When the power goes out and then back on again, does the TPLink power bar default to and on or off state?
 

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