connect to my large home supple?
241075
I am assuming you are asking if you can hook this line up to your home propane tank in order to run a grill. I would say yes if you have a licensed plumper to run a hard line away from the tank with the proper fittings.
241076
Are you telling me to do something?? I believe you are trying to ask " WILL THIS connect to my large home SUPPLY?" Possibly I don't know how your gas lines are configured but, with the proper fittings it could.
241077
I will have to say no. This hose is for outdoor use between the supply line on a rv to the grill and outside stove. There are special connections and valves which are on the rv for this hose. Of course you can go to HD and buy enough fittings to make anything work. lol There are hoses especially designed for use inside or outside the home. My experience as a veteran firefighter is a gas leak can sure mess up a good day. Don't take chances with the wrong hose-fitting combo!!!
109484
Yes you can, but the more walls or ceilings you go through, the weaker the signal. I think unless your house is three stories tall, that you should be fine.
1385549
No, you must be connected to a network. It can EXTEND an existing range. Hope this helps.
2070426
It was easy to setup for the whole house (3000 sq feet), however this device only acts as extender of the n/w and won't provide routing. I had to buy an external router (Tp-Link) and connect it to my Cox cable modem.
1113370
It reached as far as I ever needed to in the houses and apartments ive lived while I had it. The biggest being a 2200 square foot, 2 story house. Sadly mine finally died about a month ago after 8 years. It just stopped picking up networks and there was nothing I could do to get it to work.
506639
There is an option where you tie it in to your home WiFi. Once you've set up the WiFi direct you can use the dolry app from app store or Google play to set up the integration process.
147399
I actually returned this unit. I feel a better option for you might be something like a Netgear Powerline AV+200 adapter. Provided you have same power from the house to the metal building. (need to be on same phase leg of power) house outlet to metal building. This would give you an ethernet inside the metal building which you could add a wireless router if needed.
813626
you can connect it wirelessly or directly. use the web page at 10.10.10.10 to configure3 it. and make sure you use desktop settings on that HTML
1143156
I have been next door at my neighbors and it stayed connected and I could change the music. But if you leave your house lets say to go to work, when you get home you gotta reconnect. I would say you probably have about 30-40 feet
1489300
It will work as an access point. Depending on the landscape though, you may not get signal. If suggest visiting the forums at ubnt.com.
683087
None that I have found so far - I think the absence of wifi makes it unlikely that you are going to be able to find a way to do that, and unlikely that there will be a retro-fit that will allow it. Sorry.
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.
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your range, of course, is as far as your circuitry goes in the dwelling. I image you're trying to extend your range outside of the dwelling. I do not, however, have any knowledge of an extender working but I do know that another hub will work when hung off of one of them. That being the case, my impression would be that thestextender would work. I'm interested if it will. Let me know...
867788
You should dump all your other AP and use the UniFi as the primary unit connected to your main router. It comes with excellent wireless controller software that is very full featured and one unit per floor should cover an average home. The units load balance and self update automatically.
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I think that you need the Smarthome 2412N SmartLinc INSTEON Central Controller, the Smarthome 2412N need to be connected to the LAN of your Location.
2194505
You only need one per home unless a second internet account exists. If there's no wiring upstairs for connecting a computer, get yourself a wireless access point.
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Yes the one I have has several ways,you should be able to connect by ethernet cable wire,phone line,or better yet get you a good router from Amazon.com and go wireless,by its wi fi,thats what I did so I can take my lap top any where I want,even out side up to approx 100ft. I hope this heloed you.