I am installing a 18x20 3 lnb dish with an 8 multi switch do I need 1 of these or am i all set
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I'm not sure. You only need this power inserter for SWM applications. I'd check with seller
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If it is a SWM http://forums.solidsignal.com/content.php/1066-Why-do-you-need-a-power-inserter-for-a-SWM-system
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Yes all 8 when set to the same channel will work together. I have confirmed this
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if your LNB has 4 outputs, you will need a PI 21 power supply and the appropriate SWM splitter if you have more than one receiver. Your multiswitch will not work with the SWM LNB
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You could daisy chain these if you have some electrical experience. You'd need to purchase 3 sets to make it work.
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Just one set is needed, I also did not use the dedicated output, just the switchable.
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It sounds like you are saying that you have Light A in the Dining room and Light B in the Bathroom and you want to use these switches to replace them. If that is the case, NO, this is NOT the product for you. Get the regular GE Switch. The reason these will not work is because the Auxiliary Switch in this kit is not an actual electrical switch. It merely sends a signal through a wire (the traveler wire) to the Master Switch to turn on the light. This kit is only meant for situations where you have 1 light (or set of lights....my old house had 3 florescent lights in the kitchen, but they are really just counted as one light or "load") and 2 switches.......usually one at one end of the room and the other at the other end of the room. That's the only thing you can use this kit for. If you are trying to combine Light A and Light B onto the same circuit, then you will need to rewire them to become one load. In other words, they will become "one light" as far as the wiring goes. I'm really not sure which type of situation you are asking about. If you are trying to combine 2 lights in the same room to work from 2 different switch locations, then you would need to have a traveler wire put in to each box and then you could use this....but it would probably be something that you would need an electrician to come in and rewire before you could use them. Hope this helps! :-)
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What is the exact error? Is there a number? Is it 775? The cable should come directly out of your LNB, from your dish to your power inverter in your house. It also depends on how many tv's you have. If you have many tvs, you will need a SWM splitter that accepts the power from the power inverter and goes back to the dish. If it's only for one tv, then you won't need a SWM splitter and you can hook your cable to your power inverter, then to your receiver. Just make sure your cable in is going to the right port.
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hi, yes, but you need a swm 8 multiswitch module to use a h25 and international dish. thansk
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There is a code hard wired into it. You have an "A", or a "B", etc which is in the transmitter and receiver. They must match. Or you can have two "A" transmitters and use two switches and one receiver, which will let you turn off one light in three places.
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Nothing needed for second switch. Just remember to leave the second switch in the on position.
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You will have to change the satellite settings on the receiver to Multi Channel and then the 3-LNB 18x20 setting to use it.
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You just need the zee-wave remote and a zee-wave enabled dimmer- switch. I think most people will only need one remote and a few switches. If you go really overboard you have hundreds of devices and then you might want some central controller or relay.
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Each set will need a master and a companion (if using a multi-location, 3way). You can use the same remote for each set but they will both pick up the signal if you're putting the switches near each other. So, if that isn't y our intention, you might want to rethink. I have my LR and Kitchen on different walls to avoid this, but use one remote to control each separately.
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It depends on how many tvs you want to receive the channel. If you want all tvs to receive the channel then you would need it placed before your first splitter.
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Package has most everything you need to install. Screws, 12 volt wire, switch. You just need sealant, cable, and tools. Unless you are going an extremely long distance between the switch and the dish. FYI, easy install.
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Check the product description on the Amazon site. It gives the max units that can be tied to one switch. It says 12 18 inch units or 10 24 inch units so your combination of 5 and 2 should be OK based on their information.
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Hi Tom, That's actually my current setup. I used to have 1 dimmer and 2-regular non-dimmer switches and I replaced one of the non-dimmer switches with Honeywell timer switch. As long as each switches are independent to each other, it should not be an issue. Btw, I'm not a professional electrician so this response is just based on my current home setup. - Joel