On a 4 port amp, if I am using this on 1 port for remote power do I need 3 more for each port, or I can connect my TVs on rest of the ports directly
1353252
You only need one Power Inserter per amp - it should be used on the port labeled Remote Power
1353253
You only need to power the preamp through the one specific port to power the preamp for all of the output ports.
1353254
1 is power in2 is antenna in3 is out to TVPeriod. any thing more and you need a splitter with power amplifier
1353255
1 is power in 2 is antenna in 3 is out to TV Period. any thing more and you need a splitter with power amplifier
657085
I have run 2 strips through one of those 133 channel controllers. Just set the length to 100. 6A power supply going into the controller. No problems. You will have no problems controlling 4 strips, and you can inject power as you stated if necessary.
1439598
I've had as many as 4 strips connected together with one power supply with no issues. The power supply has a limit of how much power it can supply based on the amount of amps each strip needs, do the math (using specs), and plan accordingly.
325581
This device has one input and four outputs, to send one signal to up to four TV's. That doesn't sound like what you need if you want to send your computer display to a TV. If you have an available HDMI port on your TV, you don't need this. If you don't you need a HDMI switcher. Not a splitter.
1618348
Yes, you can use the same cables and the signal will run along the same route as your cable did, so if your cable was used for more than 1 TV, same will happen. You need to change the hookup location on your tv and may need a different connector.
931748
Yes that will work. I now have my signal split 4 ways near the cable box and then 2 ways later in the house and the do not see degradation in the signal. I have both the 2-port and 4-port version of this product. I can watch 4 TVs all with the same picture. There may be slight delay in showing the picture as the HDMI synchronizes but once complete it works flawlessly.
354210
I think you would either want one or the other, not both. From my experience, multiple amps are not complementary.
196108
That was exactly how I used it and it worked fine. I used it to power 4 Port Cable TV/HDTV/Digital Amplifier PCT-MA2-4P.
576969
Yes. You should be able to add 1 more. But mine can only work with 2, because the middle port was bad.And it automatic detect which port is active and switch automatically.
1376352
Unless I've understood you incorrectly it sounds like you have answered your own question. You should use the amps separately. If you must use them together you should make sure that the power going into the other is turned down almost all the way otherwise you will blow one or both of them up.
2176921
If you need more port connections, you can use a usb strap (like a power strip on home tv, etc). Radio Shack sells them for a few bucks. And, voila, you're connected.
1251570
You could use a USB Expander/Hub, it is basically like a surge protector for USB Ports. You plug it into 1 USB port and then it gives you 4, so you gain 3 ports in total. There are other models, shop around Sabrent 4-Port USB 2.0 Hub with Individual Power Switches and LEDs (HB-UMLS)
2032286
No. That remote works only that system. Additional zone needs its own remote. You can have multiple amps on any one zone. My kitchen has an amp and the dining room has an amp. But they are controlled as one zone with one remote.
60256
you will need to buy a RF Link for each additional TV and connect the receiver to it. So you will only need one of the transmitters, which you will attach to the TV that's on your cable or satellite box.In my setup, I have 2 satellite boxes, so I have a transmitter on each of them. My third TV has 1 receiver and I use the switches on the back of the receiver to choose which transmitter to "listen" to. When I add another TV, I will put my unused receiver on it and set it up the same way.
330853
No, this is the oposite. One input to have two tv's connected. You need two inputs one output.
104562
I think you can. I have one of these and another amp together right now. One is directly attached to the switch I use to disconnect the amps from the antenna when I am not watching television. The second amp is fed by a cable from the output of the amp we are talking about. Both have traps built into them and sometimes all it takes to get a stronger signal , or a channel that has stopped working is to switch the trap switch to the other position. Other times you might be overdriving the signal and need to adjust signal strength with the adjustment on the amplifiers. Bottom line, I have two amps in series and they work fine. I hope this helps.
992509
Yes, you can do that, but there will be some loss through the 2 way splitter. I run everything through this device. I have 3 cable tv dvrs, a cable modem and a telephony modem all hooked up to this device. Normally it is suggested to run a splitter, 1 leg to your cable modem and 1 to the amp. You do not need to do this with this device