Hello, I need range of secendary devices signal range to the main device. is it enough good?
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The distance between the main base and handsets are fully dependent upon the physical and wireless conditions of your residence. We believe you will be fully satisfied by this system's capabilities.
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I have been able to keep my cell phones synced up to 75 feet from the main unit with only a slight reduction in clarity.
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Line of sight definately helps. You can set it up horizontal or vertical and get a little wiggle room with the signal. I've set up one at 3\4 of a mile and some trees and it gets 90% signal strength. The other is about 500 yards and gets 99% and it goes through a building external wall too.
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The adapter doesn't really determine range, the access point does. If the access point has a strong enough signal, set to the optimal frequency and channel, the adaptor will pick it up from a good distance away. If you're dealing with multiple access points, then beacons may factor in, but this device should suit most applications just fine.
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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.
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I have received signal up to 3 km in hilly area. Beyond this, I didn't tested and in plain areas range may be even greater may be up to 5-8 km. Buildings and Trees are enemy to signal and try to keep antenna as up as possible, say on the topmost floor of your building.
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I'm finding that these devices truly need line-of-sight between stations to operate properly. The biggest variable will most likely be attenuation due to trees (and other foliage) as well as man-made obstacles (roofs of houses, etc.). A good calculator tool is available at the Ubiquiti web site. The link: http://airlink.ubnt.com/ You can plug in the coordinates of your two stations and see if the terrain will permit proper link performance.
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I only used the device to keep the dog from jumping on me, so it was always quite close. Sorry I can't help you with the range.
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Line of sight seems to help this device. Some seem to have varied results. I'd say I can go 50' or so without breakup. As it gets out of range it continues to broadcast but with interruption and disruption. It's a great device.
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Can you tell me what type of the devices that you used to strengthen the signal (name, model, the frequency)
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Is does not matter. I recommend you place them as far apart from each other as possible in order to get more range. You should consider purchasing an extended cable.
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The thicker/denser the wall(s) between you and the router the shorter the range. I can usually get a usable signal over 150yds away from my house in 1 direction, maybe 50yds the opposite, and a decent (~100mbps) signal downstairs in the opposite corner of the house from the router. Wifi range varies so much with the environment surrounding the router that I just say it's "smoke and mirrors." Overall I like this router as it keeps up with my 100mbps ISP.
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Sorry I didn't reply sooner. It depends on how many other wireless signals are in the area. Sometimes I've had a range up to 50 yards or more. Other times not as much. 30 yards shouldn't be a problem.
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The max distance between any two onelink devices is 50' using their mesh network as long as one device can reach the next and so on then the signals will report through out the network of detectors. I have a 4000 sq ft multi level home with 5 levels and they area all interconnected without issue. System works very well I recommend the combination detectors for children's bedrooms or sound sleepers as they talk and seem to do a better job waking up kids and everyone else. That is not to say the other standard alarm detectors are not loud, but my observation.
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Hello Andrea. If your intercom system has a bluetooth transmitter, the "usual" operational range is 15 feet. I've heard of of other posts claiming 30 feet, but that's pushing it. If it's in line of sight, possibly, but pushing it. Hope that helps.
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If there is an obstruction too great for the signal to pass from one unit to the other, then you won't get all to operate. You may want to try bringing them closer together to verify they are operating correctly, then if they are, you will need to try relocating the installation points so they will receive the signal.
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My son-in-law has the same set up about 40 feet and that works. Belkin has signal booster if it doesn' t work for you.
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I don't know the answer to multiple units. I have only one unit and it reaches my hammock in the back yard with a strong signal. Maybe NetGear has the answer.