When pointing the remote at the receiver, how many degrees from center could I expect a signal? Thanks.
1490431
I haven't tried it past about 45 degrees, but it works great on mine at that angle.
2060976
it should still work just don't put the receiver to far away from the door .the signal doesn't go as far as they claim
1315754
Depends on how many walls the signal has to go through and a bunch of other variables. My base station is about 100 ft away from my garage. If I stand just inside my garage no signal. Stand just outside the garage I get a signal.
782141
No it is an ir signal not an rf so it needs line of sight, you can try to find an ir eye extender and then mount it up front so the remote will work
590116
I would have to say no. It is pretty directional, maybe 20 degree spread depending on strength of signal. Works good!
1652158
Hopefully your receiver has the crossover in it, if not, get a passive crossover and put it between the receiver and center channel.
737007
Its possible to answer this only for direct distance with no objects between them. What range do you need and what kind of walls/ how many r u planning to have between the transmitter and receiver?
12965
I use the one that came with the player, effective range from e-center to couch: 5 feet. It could be the glass pane inside the door enhances the signal. Keep in mind that it transmits infrared, so you should have an unobstructed line of sight straight to the player's receptor. And you should aim the front of the remote directly at the player, not up, like some are wont to do.
1421398
I am not sure about that but I am sure you can return it if it does not work out I don't think it will be a problem you are pointing it in the direction of the signal. It may be through a window but I am sure the signal is higher than our homes. Go to Terk.com and they can help you with additional questions.
327625
Depending on your install configuration, unlimited. I have 360 degrees. If using iPhone, you can fine tune pointing using the phones internal signal meter..btw, this is an awesome product.
1519446
it all depends on the strenght of the incoming signal. It could go as far as 3 miles in line of sight.
1041754
Hi Joseph,The range is better then 5' maybe 15 or so but if there is motion in the room between or behind the sending device it breaks the signal.
1065146
The best approach is to rotate the antenna in steps of a few degrees at a time, while connected to a TV, until the strongest signal is located. This method will automatically answer your question
919025
the farthest i have set up from the caller was about 30 yards. i havnt tested how far out it will reach. at the distance i set it at it does need direct line of sight from the remote to the caller or the caller wont respond to the commands.
686585
This remote is an infrared remote and requires line of sight between the receiver and the remote. I have been able to use it up to 30 feet, mainly limited by the fact that is the furthest distance I can go and still maintain line of sight.
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.
1219321
I get about 150' out of mine. Much has to do with the battery, objects between you and your vehicle, where you placed your receiver. I use mine on my sons quad while its on the trailer. The remote will sound several hundred feet away and through glass when you set the alarm off.