Some reviewers said that they ran multiple runs of cable from this unit but it has only one tap. How do you run multiple cables with just one tap?
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You can easily run two 12 gauge wires on each side of the tap. 4 wires total.
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You can run up to 300 watts by "T"ing off the main line, but GL22300 will control all the lights at the same time. Ts are sold on Amazon
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The wire input can handle about 6 ga. Wire so you can twist together several inputs of 12- 16 ga wire
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it has ports you just split .good clean power remember the watts of your lamps ,also buy good cable less watts per foot loss .
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Pigtail, solder and heatshrink tubing to combine two loops. Or send a short cable to a waterproof distribution box (which is what I did).
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Two ways I can think of. One is to put single wires into the tap and leave about 6-8 inches hanging out, then attach all the runs to that wire. The other way would be to just tag them onto the first run, either at the end or somewhere along the way.
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I found that plugging the unit into a power strip on the same outlet as the cable box was a problem. A different electrical outlet solved the issue.
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Your doing what I did - the short answer is yes. My dish has 4 cables coming from the LMBs and I needed one more cable to run to a room which had a Directv receiver. I ran one of the LMB cables to the multi-switch input and two out to different receivers. The switch worked fine for several years until last month when I lost channels on the receiver coming from the switch. I troubleshot it to the multi-switch. I bought another and I'm back in business.
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Hi,I do not believe you can run more than one tv at a time with this converter unless there is some additional cable that can be purchased.
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I have been the only user so far. I can find no direct answer in their documentation. I have never tried to connect twice though it would only stream the selected input but to two devices, 'if that worked'.
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you asked "can multiple devices hooked up in a house and review all the activties in the computer at the same time?" if i undersand what you are asking, you want to know about using more than one Kooltron at a time into a single computer. I would not recomend multiple hookups for this device.
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If you are talking about a 6 station timer. You can operate each station separately. If you want to operate all the stations at the same time, you can do that by properly wiring the stations .I you want to run all at once, you don't need a 6 station timer! One station will do the trick.
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This doesn't. You can run one wire that covers both data and power. It's also low voltage so there are fewer limitations as to where and how you run it (cat5/cat6)
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Mine CH 18, and need more for different channels. How do I instruct AMAZON, or whomever necessary thru them, to send me different frequencies, so have units operate separately ? I bought 1st unit to test, and works great, but need others on different channels.
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If I remember right, it's one cord with 3 emitters at the end. (It splits into 3 so you can place them in front of different components.) I do recommend using the emitter - trying to point the receiving box at the components didn't work nearly as well as hiding it behind everything and running the emitter cable directly in front of the component to control. I had great results with the transmitter in my bedroom and the receiver in the living room behind the TV with the emitter cable running under my TiVo from behind and ending up on the shelf directly in front of the TiVo. (I had 2 tvs fed from the same TiVo one in each room) If I remember right, it's one cord with 3 emitters at the end. (It splits into 3 so you can place them in front of different components.) I do recommend using the emitter - trying to point the receiving box at the components didn't work nearly as well as hiding it behind everything and running the emitter cable directly in front of the component to control. I had great results with the transmitter in my bedroom and the receiver in the living room behind the TV with the emitter cable running under my TiVo from behind and ending up on the shelf directly in front of the TiVo. (I had 2 tvs fed... » Read More If I remember right, it's one cord with 3 emitters at the end. (It splits into 3 so you can place them in front of different components.) I do recommend using the emitter - trying to point the receiving box at the components didn't work nearly as well as hiding it behind everything and running the emitter cable directly in front of the component to control. I had great results with the transmitter in my bedroom and the receiver in the living room behind the TV with the emitter cable running under my TiVo from behind and ending up on the shelf directly in front of the TiVo. (I had 2 tvs fed from the same TiVo one in each room) « Show Less
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Yea im not sure on that. If a second one still giving you problems it could also be your computer or tv outlet. Mine work fine since the beginning and still rolling. I use it everyday since I don't have cable I just now watch everything on the internet. Sorry I cant help you on this one.
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Yes, you can use the same cables and the signal will run along the same route as your cable did, so if your cable was used for more than 1 TV, same will happen. You need to change the hookup location on your tv and may need a different connector.
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I purchased one some time back and wanted to use it to replace my cable box. It did no do that so I assume that it can not do what you want it to do.It is a very technical piece of equipment and not for a casual user.
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I have two strips connected together currently and they are working fine. I dont run them for very long periods though. Maybe and hour at most and have not had any issues. According to all info out there you are supposed to run a "repeater" to connect more than one strip. Also, you will need a "strip to strip" connector to join strips together. You can find alot of different types on this site.
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No you do not. I just have a single line connecting to mine and it works very well.
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Think you might have got a bad cable have you tried it on more than one device and checked all hdmi inputs on tv? Unless I got lucky and ran both of my cables the same way they work both directions never heard of a one way hdmi cable before.
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you can only hook up one at a time. But wire the other into the box, so that if the 1st one fails, just wire in the reserve one.