can i use this for my 880 powerline daisy and uramex surge?
442501
Yes it will work to help preserve the seals and o-rings on any pneumatic air gun, good stuff, for co2 put a drop on the top of the canister before putting into the weapon(Air Gun) I use it on my Crossman 990 and 1322
442502
I don't have any experience with the 880 or Surge but as I understand it a drop of this oil on any C02 cartridge tip (where it will be punctured) helps keep the internals in good working order.
732014
Not 100% sure with that question, I purchased my Home Power source for a Belkin product
2038956
Yes. Think of these as simple media converters for fiber lines. Anytime you need a cable from here to there, you can use these inbetween. They don't like surge protectors, and rumor is that you get the best performance being on the same circuit in the house (as in - stay inside the same breaker).
434408
I don't know, but I don't see why not. Three way tap off the DC supply. Be careful these units aren't UL listed as far as I can tell. The county inspector said I can't use them.
915067
There is no reason that it cannot. Since installing this unit I have installed a whole house surge protector and both work fine.
86297
Yes, I believe it will work on your Daisy Powerline 35,the reason being that you have a mount for scopes to be put on your gun.You will probably have to adjust your scope mounts in relation to mount size though.The scope is well worth the money.
961476
These do not pass ethernet or ARC. These are not 1.4 compliant. As far as powerline ethernet. I have never used in that fashion, but given what I know about both technologies I highly doubt it would work.
849407
I do not know. I use it with an Audiovox onyX receiver. The hard wire set has two power connectors. The smaller one I use for the xm and the larger one i power a gps.
1619538
I don't know, I'm only purchased this and am using this to connect to the telephone/DSL wall jack...sorry!
507673
Mb75 would work. My generator is 6000 running watts and 8250 surge and it works great.
2154840
I have no idea - I just plugged them in and connected cat 5 cables. However for them to work correctly they both must be used on the same breaker (from what I read)
926915
what's the certification on your power supply? (80+ bronze, silver, gold, etc..), 750 should be more than enough by far, but if the power supply unit is sketchy then it could be not performing anywhere near what it theoretically should be. also, anti-surge could be related to your electrical setup, what do you have the tower plugged into? does it trip the circuit breaker or does only your tower shut off?
1817936
It is unlikely that you would get an adequate signal if the powerline networking device were plugged into a surge suppressor. The manufacturer recommends plugging directly into the power outlet. Even extension cords are not recommended. No harm would be done by trying it though.
786425
Yes, use the 568B. 568A is an older standard. You always want to match your patch panel, Cat5 jacks, and patch cables. In this case 568B.
1349087
Yes, I use this with the UniFi AP-LR and it powers it great. You still need ethernet cable from ToughSwitch to your network for data.
1933034
Yes, the unit must be plugged in directly rather than through any kind of filter; the surge protector is a kind of filter. The Linksys AV2 works much better that a previous powerline adapter that I used.
581137
Not sure, but doubt it. You probably want the In-LineLinc or the Micro On/Off Module.