I have a similar system in my home, but I need to run to more than one outlet so I am curious if I can buy two of these extenders (for a total of 4) to run them to 3 different locations in my home.

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I have a similar system in my home, but I need to run to more than one outlet so I am curious if I can buy two of these extenders (for a total of 4) to run them to 3 different locations in my home.

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Navalvet · Accepted Answer

Yes you can add up to 30 of these to your system.

Jose · Answer

Yes you can, I have one on each of my kids room upstairs since my router is downstairs for a total of four rooms with just one conected to the router for a total of 5 connectors and still have one spare.

Answered by Jose 8 years ago

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Malakith · Answer

Yes, you can do that, you will have to review the manual for the security pairing process, but I currently use 3, one located at my router, one on the main floor for my TV and video game consoles and a third one on the third floor of my house for my sons PC.

Answered by Malakith 8 years ago

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puffycat · Answer

yes, I use 5 total in my house
no problem

Gamergod · Answer

I'm pretty sure you need two for each connection, just think of every pair as a single Ethernet cable. But to be sure try asking someone that works at Best Buy unless they're useless at yours.

“I have a similar system in my home, but I need to run to more than one outlet so I am curious if I can buy two of these extenders (for a total of 4) to run them to 3 different locations in my home. Thank you!”

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