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25 Jul, 2017
Great sounding sub
1 of 1 found this helpful I bought this sub to go with 2 PLAY3 speakers I have. The bass is unbelievable! I thought the PLAY3's sounded good as it was but to hear and feel that rumble was great. There is absolutely no vibrations/rattles coming out of the sub, just clean bass. While the price is a little high, you cant beat the sound quality.
04 Mar, 2011
Good Movie
This is a very good movie that puts a twist on all of the characters from several fairy tales. The kids will love it!
05 Apr, 2021
Great whole house UV light
2 of 2 found this helpful This UVC light D200 does the job. Here are the things you need to know after testing that it works.
1. This is Major!! The template is wrong and does not match up the unit. I used a 1 3/4" hole saw to make 2 holes exactly 3 5/8" apart on center. This means the center of one hole to the center of the other is 3 5/8".
2. I installed this on the intake duct near the furnace and wired it to the blower. This part is tricky if you don't know what you are doing. My motor was a variable speed motor but the furnace only controlled one speed (Hi) even though all 8 motor wires were plugged in. Using the schematic on the inside of the furnace door I was able to figure out that the black and white wires were the "Hi" wires. I used wire taps and verified that when running the voltage was 110VAC with a meter.
3. The plug on the unit that is wider is the Neutral and the smaller is the Hot. After cutting them and putting the tap connector on them I plugged them in and turned the system on. The light went on and when the system went off the light went off.
I wanted to control this with the blower since this is only a heating furnace. If this was dual heat/AC, I would have just plugged it in and let it remain lit. But in NY it would be have been on all summer for nothing.
Your setup may be different but you need to know about the template to prevent a cutting mistake.