can this be used in college dome
858567
I think so but I have never tried in college dome. As far as I know, it should be kept close to the router. In my case, I had a verizon router in the main room and the signal was poor in my room. I couldn't connect this directly to the verizon router. So i connect netgear router to the verizon router first and then i connect this netgear extender to netgear router. Since then, i have a good signal. But with the college dorm, I doubt. Double check with college IT systems.
858568
unit should be located midway between router and your device. N150 will have its own SSID. Router SSIS_ EXT
858569
Guessing you mean college dorms. I suppose that would depend on whether there was wifi available to range-extend and I suppose could also depend on such things as how the network was set up, and how many other people were running similar gear. To be really useful, you would need some wifi access in your dorm room, but not a really strong signal. Given the size of dorm rooms, you might not have a lot of flexibility on where you plugged the device in. I'd say "it depends".
858570
I have absolutely no idea, I'm sorry...perhaps some of the other purchasers can help you.
858571
I live in an 1800's big house. My wireless is upstairs and I couldn't get connected when sitting outside. I pluged this in downstairs and now have no problems connecting.
4499
It might be a challenge to install them on the dome. But these can be cut down to a smaller width and attached with Scotch Exterior Mounting Tape, 1-Inch by 60-Inch, also available on Amazon.
2078588
No, The Propur domes will not fit in Berkey systems. The holes in the upper chamber of the Berkey systems are too close to the exterior wall, preventing the dome from sealing correctly.
69742
Yes. Its large enough and the dome piece is able to move from side to side. Love it.
2092342
Yes, you can run a wired connection to this Dome. I use it wireless because it is so far away from my Router but it can be wired as well. Drilling additional holes is not necessary. I fed the power cable through the mounting section into the dome.
1439200
sure! We use one of those with a probe attached to a cord to the display thing. Just run it under the plastic dome.
120141
Yes it can. That's exactly what we use it for,..indoor volleyball in a gymnasium. We love it!
1415724
No... None of the above! The only way that this could be used in a stadium is if it's connected to a Sirius boom box. These receivers will only work when connected to a home kit, a car kit or a boom box. They do not work alone. The only input for a antenna would be attached to a boom box. I hope this helps!
934558
I would say it could be used but I'm not certain it would hold up that well. It's an excellent piece but mainly suited for indoor use.
1109521
I would think you could, if you had excellent ventilation in the topper and/or left the tailgate down. Weather will not hurt the unit. I run one in all types of weather but be careful in rain or misty days with e-cords. It has the voltage to harm you.
1640437
I think it would be fine....my daughter used this in her college dorm room for her microwave and her refrigerator.
622744
According to one add I found, the answer is yes. To be sure, you can call Dometic customer service.
525911
Yes that will work, but remember the running lights have to be on for the new dome light to work. Might be wise to put a small battery in the trailer. Only you know how you plan to use the set up.
80076
The one I have has only a 12 volt DC input and 12 volt DC output when they refer it being ac this is not the case they do build one with AC in and AC out its only water resistant only when the dome is installed upright or you could use good silicone around the seal watch your voltage rating when buying the AC one and if you use it with soar panels for 12volt lighting run it thru a solar regulator that has a load out on the regulator or it will burn up the 12DC light swiich
381086
Yes, but it must be dry. Not suitable for wet or damp situations. Check your local building code also to be sure your installation is compliant.
686067
Depends on the material dome, aluminum is ideal. also check the capacity of the dome (up to XX watts) to prevent burning
1393813
yes you could, it would tilt down about 55 degrees, and rotate 90 degrees. But it has to be mount on ceiling/top instead of on a wall where some dome camera could do.