A:AnswerThis is not a definitive answer to your question because so many particulars may apply, such as building construction materials, number of floors, location of the device, etc. Centrally locating the device will provide the greatest coverage within the home or business. If the device provides a poor signal or no signal to a location/s within your home or business, compatible amplifiers may be able to be purchased and installed to boost the signal strength. I recommend you research and identify compatible amplifiers before committing to your purchase. I have this device and can tell you it broadcasts a strong signal within our 1400sq. ft. home and beyond.
A:AnswerThis unit is specific list for Xfinity or Comcast unit. There are 2 steps processes to changes over. You will have to the call the number on the box to activate the unit. Then they will transfer you to Xfinity to get the account and unit number into Xfinity system to activates. The entire process take about 1 hr to complete. You will have to be very patiences with the processes and the operator (they are over sea and you can barely hear or understand them).
A:AnswerI got comcast blast and it works well. Easy to set up, but remember you gotta call comcast and give them the info for the router. Calling comcast was the worst part. But far better than their subpar routers,
A:AnswerIt does have a place to install a battery for the back up. You will have to buy one but my installer had one on his truck and just gave it to me. That was very nice of him... hope this helps you.
