Temple Audio Design IEC AC Mains Micro Module

This was easy enough to fit, as simple as any temple stuff with their teeny tiny screws. Once it's on it feels solid. Having an on/off switch is great, and all I can say about the noise filter is that everything is still noise-free so I guess it works!

Because of the placement of the module slots, the IEC cable sits slightly off the ground and already our vocalist stepped on it during a gig and unplugged the board (luckily between songs!), so wedging a piece of wood under the cable might be a good idea? It's the only area where it feels vulnerable.

Also it's expensive, obviously, but I don't regret buying it so overall it's just about worth the money for the convenience.

Generally the Temple Audio system is very nice, i would say in the case of the power module tho i have a concern that the screws by which it attaches to the end wall of the board are very small and there are only two of them. The instructions caution against over-tightening, presumably to avoid stripping the threads of the screw-holes in the pedal board wall. The result does not feel sturdy.
I believe it would be much preferable to have either more screws or, preferably, bolts that go all the way thru, obviating the danger of over-tightening and providing a strong connection. It wouldn't surprise me if i had to make this modification myself eventually.
As far as the functionality of the module itself - it's fine, does what you'd expect. Not the best aspect of Temple Audio system, tho.