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Title: Not so customer friendly
Review: FROM WESTINGHOUSE:Westinghouse intercoms are "line carriers" meaning they send an FM signal through the household electrical wiring. Most house electrical panels distribute two "legs" or "phases" of the 120 volt AC power throughout the house. In order for the intercom units to communicate, they must be plugged into AC outlets wired to the same "leg" or "phase" of electricity.THAT being said, if you want to put the units WHERE YOU NEED THEM and you are not on the same "leg / phase" you are out of luck. We have a two story house and the room I need monitering is on the 1st floor and where I want to monitor from is on the oposite end and upstairs. It will not work because it is obviously not on the same "leg" or "phase" of electricity.Using house wiring is not the best way to go as evidence by this unit.
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