How far can the receiver be located from transmitter?
327552
Mine is about 25 feet away and is completely reliable. The manufacturer claims it works up to 150 feet.
327553
150 feet, line of sight. Distance diminishes if you transmit thru a wall...
327554
This is what they state in the description "Receiver works up to 150 feet from transmitter." The main doorbell is upstairs in our house and I have this addition in my apt downstairs. It obviously signals around corners, down stairs and through closed doors. I absolutely LOVE, LOVE, LOVE this!!
327555
I had mine downstairs as we can't hear the bell when we're down there. It worked for a while but mostly whenever it wanted to. It literally stopped working for absolutely no reason. I would not recommend it. Hope this helps you.
333270
Not very far. The remote can be sensative to other devices and makes noise when there is no movement. We used the sensor by itself because the bell is loud enough to hear in the next room.
328726
I have one receiver on my deck, which is about 30 feet, and one in my den which about 25 feet, away from transmitter, both receive the signal very well, very pleased with this product.....
1656777
the best I can tell you is that the airplane will fly out of sight before you lose control of it. With nothing between the receiver and transmitter, it could be several hundred feet. At least 700ft. That's a lot of air space.
318016
I don't think that there would be a limit because the transmitter broadcasts an RF signal out, but the receivers do not transmit anything back. Think of it as a miniature FM radio station.
1978242
A standard 2.4 Ghz RF device has a range of 10 meters or about 33ft. This range can be affected by electrical interference or line of site loss, but those are issues you can account for during setup. To be comfortable I'd suggest being no more than 25' from the USB receiver.
1382031
I can tell you it's at least 20 feet but you need to be pointed directly at the receiver. I sit in our livingroom with my tv ears on but if I turn 45 degrees I'm in line with my husband's tv in the den and I pick up his station! Hope that helped you some.
1065925
State location is irrelevant. Go to antennapoint.com, put in your address and you will see what location and how far you are from the transmitter. I have this in my attic and pickup stations 35 miles away. Mounted outside about 60miles.
2232169
My range is at times as much as 50 feet. Most of the time I can have the transmitting source at one end of my home and I can venture to a different room at the opposire end before the Knivio begins to lose contact. There are instances when the range is much less. My range is reduced when the transmitting source is inside and I step outside the home. Reception is lost when the separation is as little as 10 feet. Another instance is when my bathroom's tiled walls seperate reception from transmission. Even at less than 7 feet.
275436
You have to be five or more feet away from the receiver when starting the sending unit.
1805295
I'm not sure of the exact range of this alert system. I had a distance of about 1/3 mile from transmitter to receiver. Regardless of the range, I would not recommend this product to anyone as it only worked for a few weeks before it started giving false alarms or didn't alert when someone was actually coming down the driveway. Look elsewhere for an alert system!
592342
I have the transmitter upstairs and the receiver about 90 feet away in a basement. In that environment it is flawless. This is a 1954 house built by a major contractor for himself. The floors are thick sit on steel beams and the walls are plasterboard on top of lathe.
1202866
Both Hunter's website and my manual claim 1000 feet. I've never had the opportunity to use it at that distance, but I do use it at 50-75' with no problem, and that 75' includes the signal traveling through the length of the house to the garage where the receiver is located.
1077251
The transmitter, which is connected to your receiver via one or more cables, finds the speaker with a radio signal. Mine is about 20 feet from the antenna with one wall between them.
2022042
I receive good signal from 45 miles away, my height is 25 feet above ground and have some obstruction in the distance. I use a preamp and the signal is clear.
1920257
On the setup I have, transmitter and receiver are separated by approximately 17 feet with a wall of concrete in the middle and both image and sound work perfectly with no issues at all...I have no idea if it can reach the distance you need - it seems too far as they are not designed for long distances...hope my comment helps.
1279179
reception seems to be 15 to 20 feet transmission 10 to 15. it varies with the quality of the transmission device on the receiving device but I would say 15 feet either way would be safe.