One reviewer says 2 key slots for wall mounting, but another says 4 key slots. Which is it for the cyberpower ec850lcd??
1032647
Mine has 4. Oddly, two are near the center top to bottom close to edge and two are at the bottom corners. There are none at the top. I hope that is clear.The top is the end with the LED and the cord coming out.
1032648
My CyberPower EC850LCD has 4 key slots. 2 slots near the end and 2 more near the midsection. The unit probably should be wall mounted in a vertical position and I suspect that you might get by using only 2 key slots IF your mounting fasteners are SECURELY fixed into the wall.
2059324
You can get by with using the 0 and 1 antenna leaving the 2 open or you could order a 3rd antenna and put it in where ever you can I stuck one in the base under the keyboard. I never used mine with just 2 but honestly I'm done with Intel wireless cards both of the ones I bought had issues. I would go for a atheros one instead.
1286761
Yes, that should be fine. The security key/socket should accept a 1/2 in drive.
1121943
This is easy to install if you have the two empty, but if you don't have two slots, things get more involved. Might be wise to bite the bullet and call a licensed electrician to look at your specific setup and suggest some solutions.
1394844
It occupies 2 slots space and you should always plug it into your PCI-E 3.0 which usually is the first full size PCI-E slot. Pretty impressive for the thiness of the card considering how good the ACX cooler is :)
493609
I'm no computer tech, but I clicked on the "Start" button on my computer, and then clicked on "about your computer" link. I was able to access a diagram of the insides of my computer, showing where the extra PCI slots are. I was using windows XP at the time, and I already had the Service Packs 1 and 2 installed in my computer, so I had no trouble installing and using the 5-port USB card. Now I have an HP Notebook and Windows 7, so I don't use the old desktop much. But my husband continues to use it and has no problem. Hope that helps.
511306
I have had mine for about 5 years and the model I installed only had two wall mounting holes. Mounted very securely with just the two with no issues!
2216985
No. Best answered on the manufacturer's website here: http://www.cyberpowersystems.com/products/surge-protectors/rackbar/cps-1215rms.htm
1069641
I only did one speaker mount by the keyholes (two per speaker). It's okay, but not as good as the 4mm single screw fastener. One the wall there's no difference between the mounts. But the keyhole mounting is not as tight as the single screw. In addition, look for a different mount if u want to tilt your speakers down and in. These mounts only do one or the other. I'm happy with them overall.
1024137
I dont know what you mean but I got myself two like that and use it only one works great for the top drive wall hole and I order other tipe which is icluded power plug so I installed on the bottom hole but this one works for me great very large hole for cables and fit perfectly in the wall hole but make sure you cut the wall (dirve wall) perfectly
823591
You could go to the website or call the manufacturer but my installer seems to remember reading somewhere that it was just a newer version of the EC65. We did not use the platform that can be purchased with it and we were replumbing anyway because I had a solar system that surrounded it and needed to be rerouted. The manual that came with it says nothing about compatibility but mentions a EC65AC which we assume is a newer version but we purchased 65A. Good luck!
360658
there is a single slot for ram - so you will need to replace the 2 gb ram with a single 4 gb or 8 gb. Looks like it uses laptop ram 204 pin pc3 12800 ***LOW VOLT 1.35v NOT 1.5v *** cl 11. It looks to be a small project to get to the ram slot - no access from the outside of the chromebase.
1987161
Sorry, I'm not sure. I bought it for the USB plugs. Didn't need the other plugs. I can tell you that it's bulky and doesn't sit in the wall well. Fell out most of the time in multiple locations. Was quite disappointed in this product.
1635422
Have you looked at the pics? It has both brackets--you can use either (provided you have an open PCI slot).
272413
You should be able to find it in a hardware store. It is a little smaller than my smallest, labeled allen key which is 5/64 so it is probably a 1/16 or a 3/64...Sorry it took me so long to respond. If the hardware store doesn't have anything that small, check electronics or hobby shops.
2046948
Yes, there are 2 holes recessed into the back of the plastic housing (similar to those in molded picture frames). It takes two nails or screws with no bigger than a 1/4" head on them to mount the power strip on a wall or cabinet. It mounts best in a horizontal direction with the individual lighted on/off switches facing up. The distance between the 2 mounting holes is approximately 11 1/2". Basically one mounting hole at each end of the power strip (length). Measuring in the other direction (width), the mounting holes are about 3/8" from the top of strip where the individual lighted switches are located. All of the plugs and their cords will hang down from the power strip allowing easy access to the individual on/off switches. Please let me know if you have more questions. Thank you.
422213
The way I wired mine, it comes on with key. You can select the in put of your choice.Hope this helps.