For this installation, will it be safe to have HDMI cables and Power Lines adjacent to each other (from Signal Interference) ?
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For safety, ask an electrician. As to signal interference, I have HDMI, CAT6, audio coax, my center channel speaker wire and a Kinect going through the hole, and I am not experiencing any noticeable interference.
1058676
HDMI is digital so it's not susceptible to interference. After a few installations I have had no trouble at all, love mine.
1058677
I have not had any issue with mine at all. I think if you use a good quality HDMI you should be fine.
678296
my guess is yes.. i think two cables out put is just for convenience. not positive. good luck.
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U will be fine. I had two wires and connected them accordingly. I left the middle screw unattached. Mine is connected to security system box. All works just fine.
1714816
Yes, but not very well. Make sure there are no obstructions in the way. These would include power supplies , Mirrors or electronic products that may cause interference. I use mine from the computer in my Den to the living-room TV. It is only one room away and sometimes must be rebooted. I still think it is worth the effort.
1769667
Cables like this allow the source to be from either direction. It is just wires... no matter which direction the signal comes from.
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As you may know (hence the question) that every splice or coupling can degrade a signal... some more than others. I have not experienced a need to couple my cat5e nor have I heard of anyone else having the need. So I cannot tell you if a cat5e coupling will create an issue. I do know that I have had to wiggle the HDMI connections at the extender periodically when I lose a signal. The cat5e connections have been holding up. Cat5e jumper cables are abundant because of so many connections (or couplings). If you have a quality coupling you should have good luck with your signal... in my opinion.
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You can tuck them in behind the powersupply in between it and the HDD rack or inside the HDD rack unused space if any. If you get a windowed side panel you are not going to want it to be the right one, or you will have wires showing. Left would be fine though, and you could hide most wiring fairly well.I don't think you gain much from going modular with this case as to plug almost anything in you need to pull the PS anyways. May as well just have everything hooked up.
717675
Yes, you'll be good to go. If you run into any issues, it'll be with whatever you're plugging the cabling into.
114533
In my opinion they would have to be very carefully spaced. I am not sure about having any overlapping fields of signal. (call the company)I would not recommend that type of use as these units don't have all the controls that the in-ground systems have.It may work but I would not recommend it but I would call the company. They may have larger control system that don't need wires.
707128
Yes, there should be no interference. These screw on in place of your valve stem caps and send a signal to the monitor in the car.
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Gary I did have some interference because I had the device near my video card in a Cooler Master Elite 110 case which was so compact finding clear spot was a challenge. I finally put it on the other side of the case away from the video card. From the front of the elite 110 case I put it front right that had space and few interference. I had tested it with an older D-link USB wifi and it worked with out a problem.
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With any device installed in the line you will get some signal loss. This device had very little signal loss to the surprise of our "cable guy". As for using it in conjunction with a surge protector at the TV, it shouldn't be necessary as a "cable surge" protector but you may still want to use other protector for the electricity side of the TV. Our cable guy also said that if the cable coming into the house is properly grounded at the site of entry, a cable surge protector shouldn't be necessary at all...but I installed this device "just in case". Everything works great. However, also according to our "cable guy" this device should be installed so that the ground (to the outside ground or metal water pipe, etc) on this surge protector is a shorter distance than the distance to the TV. That is to assure that the surge gets to the ground before it has time to get to the TV.
734493
I dont know the exact answer - but I had no issues with a VGA cord, power cord and two cat5's
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I have some thick cables as well it is wide so I was able to place one direct tv hdmi, two other hdmi and the cord for the tv which is thick. I would say three hdmi and a power cord and maybe a red white and black RCA. Composite cords might be too much in the top senero
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I'm pretty sure, though i'm not a professional installer or anything. If the space below is big enough, but not too big, i think the hardest problem will be making an adapter to fork the cables to get both sets of wires plugged in.
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The only thing that might help is to mount the controller higher, and make sure its away from other electrical wires, florescent lights or anything that might cause signal interference.
527888
I have not seen any interference on my other equipment. I have used my radio, computer and tv w/remote.