Thanks for your answers to my previous question. We will have to connect to a soffit, that is about 4 feet above the range, would it be a problem?
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Height without upper extension is 19". I see too small rectangular openings 5" below the top edge of upper extension, where it connects to the ceiling. if these openings are not important then you can get rid of the upper extension, otherwise the minimum height becomes around 24".
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Ours are all up under our eaves, not out in weather. The cable should be fine, but I would suggest protecting the connector part.
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Cindy, this should work fine, I just purchased one to replace my old one for 27 ft above ground
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Hey Jeremy! We've found that we can go as far as 20 feet from our unit, and it works fine, but that's the limit. If we go further, it cuts in and out. A safe distance would be 15 feet. Good luck! :)
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That is a question for the manufacturer. The higher you place the transmitter the wider your range.
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We have a fairly large house and yard and never had an issue with the range inside or out. If you're going beyond ~75 yards I can't really comment b/c never tried to use it further than that. The problem with this device though is NOT the range...it's the delay you must suffer through between when you click to 'wake up' the remote and when you are actually able to deliver the shock. In my experience the delay was so long that the dog had finished doing the bad thing before I could shock him. I suggest not buying this model and looking for one that is always on and ready to work exactly when you need it. We have a fairly large house and yard and never had an issue with the range inside or out. If you're going beyond ~75 yards I can't really comment b/c never tried to use it further than that. The problem with this device though is NOT the range...it's the delay you must suffer through between when you click to 'wake up' the remote and when you are actually able to deliver the shock. In my experience the delay was so long that the dog had finished doing the bad thing before I could shock him. I suggest not buying this model and looking for one that is always on and ready to work exactly when... » Read More We have a fairly large house and yard and never had an issue with the range inside or out. If you're going beyond ~75 yards I can't really comment b/c never tried to use it further than that. The problem with this device though is NOT the range...it's the delay you must suffer through between when you click to 'wake up' the remote and when you are actually able to deliver the shock. In my experience the delay was so long that the dog had finished doing the bad thing before I could shock him. I suggest not buying this model and looking for one that is always on and ready to work exactly when you need it. « Show Less
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I'm sorry, I forgot to answer. Yes it will work. We go up to 6 foot here. I'm really sorry I lost track of answering you.
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Mine has successfully worked at distances up to 75 feet. This is of coarse with no obstructions such as walls.
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The range is up to 20 feet 360. It will work between romost without obstruction. I wouldn't push the outer limit of the range, maybe 15 ft. To be safe.
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Mine is wall mounted but I took a look at it and it appears to me that the sensor and lights should all have the needed range of motion for a successful soffit mount.
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Yes,I'm not sure of range limit!I've done it from about 1.5 blocks !I'd say it would probably be good up to 1/4 mile tops!But I can't verify that!
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One thing to note is that you can install equipment interface next to or near the thermostat - it does not need to go to the basement (distance between equipment and unit is limited to 39 meters IIRC however).
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You may be able to connect at this distance, at the frequencies involved too many variables to say for sure. A good directional antenna at both ends would sure help. My guess is with directional antennas both ends and a clear line of sight,you should work.Tom
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The pamphlet inside the package recommends putting the detector in certain areas of the house that may become susceptible early-on such as stairs, near kitchen, etc. The height on wall is not specified. I have mine plugged in close to the floor. I am assuming it is calibrated to pickup on low CO levels before it becomes dangerous. You might have to call in and talk to their customer service people about the specifics.
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I would think it would be a problem. We get some wind in our area and it makes it difficult to view even when it's tied down secure. I usually wait to see if weather will allow me to setup. Hope this helps
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Really, you will have to experiment with that. Normally, one or two feet would be sufficient for receiving signals. Since that antenna also transmits, it could interfere with your tv antenna. I would try to get 5 or 6 feet from the tv antenna if possible. If not, put it where you can, the cell power is very low and higher in frequency, so It should work fine.
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LOL Actually I am working on mounting it right now. It depends on the distance. If it's just a couple hundred feet or less, it will work. With the testing I have done so far, before permanently mounting it, it will go 200 ft. and through my block house. There are two rock terraces in front of my house that are keeping it from going further though, so I am mounting it higher off of the ground and I will see if that works.