can you use more than one of these in a location
307341
Yes, you can. I am currently using 3 in different locations. You can either use them as individual access points, (names), or just your current SSID. Hope this helps.
307342
Yes. In fact, D-link recommends it if your router is on a different floor in a big house. I have 1 but could probably use 2 extenders to cover the entire house. The product truly works as described. I had to manually set up the extender but it was easy using the directions.
1431290
It depends on your channel and if it has a repeater on the channel or not, if it doesn't have a repeater it isn't too long range, if it has a repeater you can use them at the extent of the areas repeater
106886
You can actually use as many as you have controls. The headset plugs directly into the control so it uses the same signal.
196940
Yes, I manage two (although from a laptop). I'm sure there must be a maximum number, but can certainly do several. You give each an identifying name to keep them apart.
1001038
Only if you have a location that they will fit in. They are designed for universal use.
2066262
In theory, you can use it in as many as house as you want. The system ties to the remote with the bar code on the remote.
421470
You can use two, or as many aas you wat, in different or the same houses on the same account, if you want that many phones. :-)
1849792
Yes you can. I bought 200 and used about 50 so far with no problems. I will reorder more.
2211228
I only use one. That's my preference. Depends on what environment you plan to use it. I'd would purchase one. Determine if it meets your need thus, you may or may not want another.
2187831
No, I'm afraid you can't. The method of constructing these devices does allow them to be reloaded. Fortunately they are inexpensive enough to allow purchase of more than one unit.
246465
no you can use one at a time. but if you both at the same time it doesn't cut down on the efficient.
1193531
It could be more than one, using the different interface. Note I did not attempt to do that, so don't know if it will work.
1733115
I used mine inside my home. There may be one for outside but I don't know for sure since I haven't need one for that.
1034385
With that close of distance you can actually use the Nanostation also but this will work too. The best thing is to use one at each location.
1682088
No, you can have multiple units. Assuming that the main network source is in the main office, you would need to set the one at the main office up as an access point and the 3 remotes as a bridge. The remotes must have line-of-site access to the main office and the main office unit would need to be pointed in the direction of the remotes. If the main unit is not pointed in the direction of all remotes, then another unit may have to be installed as an access point at the main office and pointed to connect to those remotes not covered by the first one.
785302
No you can only use one or the other unless you purchase an extra transmitter
2119426
I am sorry, I used only one and do not know if more then one can be used!G. Joseph