Remote building is 400' just to confirm what's needed from my ISP router: qty 2 M2 units with mounts, qty 2 cat5 and one AP for the remote end.
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With only 400' if you have line of site to the building, You may be able to mount a SINGLE M2 on the outside of the remote building and connect it directly to the AP that is in the first building. This would eliminate one of the M2's and the wiring in the originating building. If you cannot get a solid signal, you will have to go with the devices as described above.
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I'm using one that is 12.5 inches long. I can hit a 440 repeater 20 miles away from inside my house. I can also hit a 2 meter repeater 15 miles away. Although the reports are not full quieting, when I go outside the signal reports improve dramatically.
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I have a 4 story townhouse. My computer and router is on the 4th floor. The Repeater is on the 3rd floor and I use my iPad on the 2nd floor. it's only a 2,000 sq ft town home but it works fine in this environment. Good luck. PS their customer service people are great if you run into trouble.
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I would say unless you have metal studs or metal roof it should work fine for that area. Ours is right at 2100 and it is fine except in the far bedroom which is probably 25-30 ft. through sheet-rock, studs and brick from the router. It receives and sends from there but needs a lot of time which I think is due to resending of the data because of errors.
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I own two of these units. Adding more cable to one of them is on our to-do list. I could not find a remote kit but we took the cabled remote apart and it was just a four conductor cable. we were just going to replace the whole cable with a 30 foot one. It does not look like the unit has much amp draw so we calculated that a 30 foot cable should be OK. That would be 60 feet for the elect run. The cable is available on amazon in 50 foot rolls or you can find it locally. The side of the current remote cable has the size and specs on it. if you reeplace the complet cable you will need some crimps to place new connectors on the ends and also have new connectors. We did not see a problem with just cutting the cable and splicing a new one in. We also thought that we could cut the cables and put 4 prong plugs on each end and build an extension cable. That started to get more expensive so i think we are just going to replace the entire cable, but cutting and splicing seemed OK. i did look for a wireless remote kit or a wireless hoist but did not find one that had an acceptable price.
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I don't know, but it works fine in my 100' signal application. I'm not drawing power over Ethernet.
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Not sure. Mine is about 30 feet from my router and I have an old house with thick plaster walls so signal strength as always a problem. My adapter has to go through two rooms about 30 feet from the router and I get a decent ignal, about 2 out of 3 bars strength. Was hoping for better but it works good enough for me. Super easy install too. True plug and play.
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I installed it at work. The router is in the front office of a brick building about 140' long. The extender is in the basement at the back and sends the signal into a basement room in the (attached) building next door. I played around with placement to get the best signal. No problems and it has never dropped.
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4 - 5 feet in length. Unit can be as far away as the cables allow. I'm sure you could get longer cables if you wish.
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The max distance you can run Ethernet is 100 meter or approximately 328ft. Unless you're using some kind of exotic equipment other than standard Ethernet switches, you'll want to look at fiber instead. That being said, if you're running this for POTS phone, you'll be fine.
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My estimate is about 50 feet but the signal strength falls off quite dramatically at that distance. In our 3,800 sqft house there are areas where I have no signal. The house has 3 levels with all 9' ceilings. I will be installing a range extender. The router works otherwise quite well!
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We used the units from one building to another about 150 yards apart. The speed was constant and it carried phone, Internet, printing, ERP and network services without problems. I hope this helps
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Hello Jennifer,The max on the Cat5e is about 328ft. Thank you for your question.Taylor W.VIVO
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Cannot answer precisely as I am in a small townhome with no distance from router exceeding about 20'ft.
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Im not really sure as to how much but i Currently have a netgear knighthawk router, a cable modem, and 10 3tb external harddrives on it and also a couple of remotes, and its been stable since...I've had it for a while now...
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I bought these to use at my business for 2 buildings across the street from each other and the are set well over 60 ft away and they work great, you do need 2 of them and a clear path from point to point with out obstructionsAs far as set up, even though it did t seem that difficult, I had our IT guy do it to minimize down time for my business
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The range is well above 1600 ft. In fact your neighbors will be in range if you don't use your security included with router, they'll be able to piggy back on your signal.