WILL IT WORK ON TWO STORY HOMES
479077
I strongly doubt it, but if the total square footage is under approx. 1000sq/ft. and you place it on the upper floor, you may get some humidity improvement on the lower floor as well. I have retired mine since it was just not enough for the cost of operation. A few small humidifiers do a much better job for me and near zero maintenance. Wait until you change the filter the first time. It's a disgusting mess and about $20.00 a month plus bactericide.
479078
I think you'll need 2 units to cover 2 floors in an area with a typically dry winter climate. The EP9-500 is a decent unit if you need it for appearances. The 821-000 unit in white will do an equal or better job. It is far easier to fill and see the water level plus it holds more water. A flashlight is needed to see the water level on the EP9-500. I operate both units on their lowest fan speed. The higher speeds are too noisy. A hygrometer placed in different places will show the distribution of humidity throughout the house. The air needs to circulate to even things out. Both units take the 1043 replacement filter. Refill with filtered water if possible to extend filter life.
479079
I think you'll need 2 units to cover 2 floors in an area with a typically dry winter climate. The EP9-500 is a decent unit if you need it for appearances. The 821-000 unit in white will do an equal or better job. It is far easier to fill and see the water level plus it holds more water. A flashlight is needed to see the water level on the EP9-500. I operate both units on their lowest fan speed. The higher speeds are too noisy. A hygrometer placed in different places will show the distribution of humidity throughout the house. The air needs to circulate to even things out. Both units take the 1043 replacement filter. Refill with filtered water if possible to extend filter life. I think you'll need 2 units to cover 2 floors in an area with a typically dry winter climate. The EP9-500 is a decent unit if you need it for appearances. The 821-000 unit in white will do an equal or better job. It is far easier to fill and see the water level plus it holds more water. A flashlight is needed to see the water level on the EP9-500. I operate both units on their lowest fan speed. The higher speeds are too noisy. A hygrometer placed in different places will show the distribution of humidity throughout the house. The air needs to circulate to even things out. Both units take... » Read More I think you'll need 2 units to cover 2 floors in an area with a typically dry winter climate. The EP9-500 is a decent unit if you need it for appearances. The 821-000 unit in white will do an equal or better job. It is far easier to fill and see the water level plus it holds more water. A flashlight is needed to see the water level on the EP9-500. I operate both units on their lowest fan speed. The higher speeds are too noisy. A hygrometer placed in different places will show the distribution of humidity throughout the house. The air needs to circulate to even things out. Both units take the 1043 replacement filter. Refill with filtered water if possible to extend filter life. « Show Less
2177421
Absolutely yes. We used it for several years in our old house with lamimate floors. Now we use it wood fllors and it works on both.
1561523
if you have metal siding, no. otherwise yes, but it will work only as well (maybe slightly better) as the antenna that sticks up from the back of any base station type scanner. However, if you have a multi-story home, placing this upstairs while having your scanner downstairs should help reception.
1260852
Not sure as I put mine on top of my 2 story house. Getting a ton of free channels and motor works great.Only downside would be digital signals can seem to get weaker at times on some channels.
1707282
No. It will monitor the overall temperature of the house and call if it is below. In the case where the levels have no access to the level with the unit, it might make sense to have 2. I have three levels and my unit is on the first floor. A basement and bedrooms are easily monitored.
1833276
Yes, it has worked successfully on a three level townhome. I recommend getting the optional second alarm for the top level.
1379397
It should. I have two of these set up with the main control panel for different parts of the house. One at the front door, the other in the back bedroom and the main panel in the living room. It all seems to work very well. Make sure these panels aren't too far from the main panel or you could run into problems. Good luck.
703403
It will work great, but if your neighbors are to close they will complain. I sometimes turn it on in my garage and it shakes the whole house.
1471634
I'm sorry I don't know. Both my homes are one story and the fan works great in both homes. Good luck.
2115761
YES, it will work on a two or 3 wire overhead door. This control is for a garage with 3 overhead doors.
756219
I would say no. I purchased this for a friend who lives a 1.4 mile away from a public host spot and it would Only work a few houses down.
1510109
I have one and i use it as a helper to my main unit. But all house, probable not.
2259590
I doubt it, Seems as tho it works best on line of sight basis. Also would depend on house wiring and metals between the floors.
992258
It might work on stairs that have a wall to lean on at the top. It's not going to work on all stairs. There are ladders that cost more that might do a better job.
521165
Bob, This is my third pressure washer over my 70 plus years, one electric and two gasoline powered. I don't have a two story house but this Power Stroke is much stronger (2200 psi) and has a better reach than the 1700 psi units I've owned and used in the past. I think it would clean siding on a second floor. You might have to buy an extension wand for gables on the second floor. Don't know where you're shopping but the Tool Store in our Outlet Mall sold this one and offered a 30 return if I wasn't happy. I think Home Depot does the same thing. Hope this helps.
878277
The antenna will work "receive signals" any place, IMHO the higher its mounted the better, in attic, 2nd floor ok depends on distance from station and signal strength.If you have metal roof or siding then it probably won't work as well, RF does not penetrate metal.
1210777
I use mine in a 2 story house at opposite ends. As long as you have only a single electrical supply entrance to the house, it should work, even if you are running different sides of the Main.