1 Unit (Small House)
Plug into a standard wall outlet as close to the main breaker panel as possible (hallway, laundry area, or living room near the panel).
2 Units (Medium House)
Unit 1: Outlet near the main breaker panel.
Unit 2: High-usage area such as the kitchen or living room on the opposite side of the home.
3 Units (Large House)
Unit 1: Near the main breaker panel.
Unit 2: Kitchen or laundry room (appliance-heavy area).
Unit 3: Living room, home office, or master bedroom.
4 Units (Extra Large House)
Unit 1: Near the main breaker panel.
Unit 2: Kitchen.
Unit 3: Living room / entertainment area.
Unit 4: Laundry room, garage, or upstairs hallway.
5 Units (Very Large / 2-Story Home)
Unit 1: Near the main breaker panel.
Unit 2: Kitchen.
Unit 3: Living / family room.
Unit 4: Laundry room or garage.
Unit 5: Second-floor hallway, master suite, or home office.
6 Units (Whole-Home / Multi-Level)
Unit 1: Near the main breaker panel.
Unit 2: Kitchen.
Unit 3: Living / family room.
Unit 4: Laundry room or utility area.
Unit 5: Upstairs hallway or bedrooms.
Unit 6: Basement, garage, home office, or near HVAC/secondary panel.
General Placement Guidelines: Plug directly into a wall outlet — do not use power strips, extension cords, or plug-in surge protectors. Space units across different rooms, floors, or circuits rather than grouping them together. Leave plugged in 24/7.