Why is the "Total Coverage Area" virtually the same on all of the various models from the cheapest to the most expensive?
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Hello! The total coverage area is most definitely _not_ the same on all models. The coverage area depends on the panel dimensions and panel height. Being as that each LED incorporates a 90 degree secondary focusing lens, this means that the light is emitted at a 45 degree angle from all sides. If you draw a diagram, this means that you are basically creating a 90 degree triangle of light between the panel, the canopy top and the outset of the light. In simple terms, for every inch you have the panel high, you will gain an inch of horizontal coverage as you make that triangle larger by raising the light. So, to figure out the core coverage for any panel, simply take the panel dimensions - in this case they would be 19" x 9" - and add on to the dimensions the desired panel height. If we use 18" of panel height, you would put together (18" + 19" + 18") x (18" x 9" x 18") = 55" x 45". Want to get the panel down to 12" or less? Then simply plug in 12" or any other number into the height variable spot. If you need any help.. just contact us and we would be more than happy to help with any room design!
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Hey there! I'm in the same predicament also? I just purchased the 32m3000 series for the "cheap" price of $649 when it was available at other non competitor retailers for $550-575. (I wanted the 4 year protection plan the cheaper guys didn't offer). It's a gift for father so it's not opened yet. The only thing the store assistant said was that one model's from 2007 and the other is 2008. He didn't want to lie to me about tech knowledge he didn't know about.
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Hi Michael-Yes, that is correct. Because our product is used over such a variety of different substrates and they all have differing porosities is why we have such a broad range of coverage.Thank You-
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I researched both before I purchased mine and determined that there wasn't a significant difference. I'm currently happy with this (but I guess I wouldn't know if something large enough to be damaging has occurred since I installed it). The specs and ratings looked functionally similar, however the more expensive one has a lifetime limited vs 10 year warranty and the $25k equipment coverage.
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They are basically designed for the same uses. The different models are just different quality.
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First difference on who is going to fulfill the order. More expensive one is fulfilled by amazon the other is not. Second im willing to bet the model number diference is a direct reference to year models. Every year they change and tweak little things or sometimes major. Google the 2 numbers seperatly and you should get an answer. Anything else feel free to ask.
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all the phone are the same externally. just carrier branding unless other wised informed.Samsung or any other phone dev.not going make a phone for 20 carriers and just you alone we make it different without you paying out the bum,wich carrys over too users.
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Is there a website or something where I can check the coverage area? Thanks!
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As far as I know T-mobile works everywhere. The coverage just isn't as complete as say, Verizon.
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I believe it is worldwide in coverage. You might want to check with the Manufacturer and be sure.
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Sorry, I don't know if there is a difference. Maybe the prices just vary. I would compare and make sure the model #'s are exactly the same, and if not, research the model numbers.
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It has to do with the speed the unit operates. The lower number units will not operate as well, if at all, using the higher numbered base units. As you know, you must have "line of sight" clearance between the base unit and the mobile unit. Base of one number and mobile of another are somewhat incompatible. The technology is improved as time passes and the manufacturer is staying up with the times. Der Olt Kraut
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I do not know. Only that this is the most inexpensive part of the whole shebang. The rest costs mucho.
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In an 6000 square foot house it has excellent coverage from the farthest points. I've tried many models but it works great and has the gateway features for wifi repeating.
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it appeared to me that the primary difference was in design configuration. I bought the model I did because it was represented to withstand severe winter weather conditions (we get substantial snow and wind in our location). The towers we get signal from are 75-85 miles away across two mountain ranges, and our reception is excellent.
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You are kidding me right? How would I know? I don't go out and buy all the models to see the differences between models. The one I have works great and I have had no problems
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I've never tried the wall ones but when reading most of the review less than 4 stars it seems the range of coverage is the real issue. The best review came from the one I purchased. Although I still don't get coverage in the upstairs bedroom it the farthest from the unit. My main purchase was to get better movie streaming without so much buffering time. I did do that.