Do you want to switch from your TiVo to your DVD or other A/V devices with a touch of a button? Do you want to watch the movie that is playing in your family room, in your master bedroom instead? Do you want to continue viewing the movie playing in the home theater, while fixing popcorn in the kitchen? Then you need to modulate your A/V components. Do you want to monitor what the teenagers are watching upstairs in the bonus room, while watching your own movie on a different TV somewhere else in your house? Do you want to view the swimming pool camera, while getting dinner ready in the kitchen? The professional installation technicians at Pro-Comm can modulate your A/V components and cameras so that all the devices can be viewed by any TV in your house.

Viewing the modulated devices is as easy as changing the channel; it's  just like another channel you receive from your cable or satellite dish. Channel 4 is ABC, channel 5 is CBS, channel 7 is NBC, channel 68 is the nursery camera, channel 76 is the Bonus room TV, Channel 86 is the outside sandbox camera, Channel 90 is the Home Theater Projector and the list goes on.

The concept is easy, but a bit complicated to explain in writing. A modulator "injects" a channel onto your existing home coax, allowing the signal to be viewed by any TV, in any room of the house. Combine this with a RF remote control or a xantech remote IR controller and you've got the setup that will be the talk of the neighborhood.

Check out the links below and then call Pro-Comm at 1-800-774-9099 to set up a consultation for modulating your A/V components, giving you "whole house" viewing on all the TVs in your home.

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