Integrated easily using INDI as advertised. A very convenient form factor and size. My third Pegasus power device of some description.This one was perfect for my current needs as i didn't need a usb hub.

This little box is worth every penny.
I’ve tried a few alternatives for power management on my “grab and go” astrophotography rig but this is a huge upgrade on them all. There’s the added advantage that it also provides a dual port dew controller and an environment sensor too, saving on the amount of connections and equipment needed.
The provided software and Ascom driver work really well, though I would make one or two changes to the appearance of the application as some things aren’t easy to see (email sent to Pegasus).
As a power controller, this is really good and capable of handling more power than I need. The sockets are excellent and feel like they’re going to last. Compared to the “Wanderer Astro” power box I was using, the upgrade in quality is huge. I often had issues with random power failures and “dodgy” sockets that would become loose fitting after a few uses, needing contacts bending to get them working again. That’s all in the past now! When you consider the cost of a cheap power box and a dew controller separately then you are much of the way to the cost of the PPBM, take my advice and find the extra. You’ll save in the long run.

Had no problem integrating this into my rig, just mounted it to my setup, plugged it all and it and it just worked, that's the best you can ask for.

All the extra information that it provides elevates it far above a simple power splitter especially if you're like me and want to be able to track every aspect of your setup for potential problems and assurance that all is well.

Combine the information, the power management, the cable management that it affords and the automated dew controller, it comes out not that expensive compared to those parts individually.

Also the adjustable power out slot is a great little feature, could be used to just power another 12v device but since I only have the 4 devices I set it to 5v and use it to power the illuminated drawing pad that I used as a flat panel, very handy.

The most minor nitpick is the cable on the included temp/humidity sensor is pretty crumby, there's nothing holding the cable to the casing it just runs directly to the PCB, I'm just going to silicone it into place but it just seems like an odd oversight.