Does this interfere with any other devices on the 5.8ghz band ? My current A/V send is 2.4ghz an takes out my wifi when I run it
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I haven't had any interference problems, but that doesn't really answer your question.
1491930
I have had no issues at all with interference. Also you can select different channels. So I would expect it to work fine for you.
1090424
I have a wireless network with wireless printed and several devices. I have never had a problem, or at least noticed one, with it interfering with my home wireless network.
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Never had any problems with Wifi interference, actually router is only about 5 ft away. GREAT oven we like it a lot.
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I have a dual-band Asus router and it works just fine. You can get on 5 Ghz, but I think the cap is something like 150Mbps. It's a great device, but this thing might be overkill if you aren't using a router with AC. I bought this thing specifically because I got a new router with AC protocol, and I had no devices that could hop on that wireless protocol. Well worth it if you plan on using AC devices.
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No. Like someone else said, you have either a cabling issue or a nearby device is causing interference.
1777359
I'm having the same problem with the ASUS PCE-AC56 and my AirPort Extreme. It's only seeing the 2.4ghz
1881464
You know, I'm glad you asked, because we've been having problems with this lately. Honestly, it is VERY prone to interference. Every time I check my email, the monitor cuts out! Pretty much anything traveling wirelessly will cause this thing to cut out. The range is pretty decent though. We use it on our second floor, and we get reception in our basement. But the same is true with the Lorex. I would certainly go with the Lorex model over this one.
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I have found that making sure there is adequate wifi signal is important to using this device to stream video. For my home, I found it necessary to add a "range extender" to my wifi system . I have ocasionally experienced dropped signal since installing the extender but it is rare. Buffering has improved considerably. I have found that the recent update for the youtube app corrected a few issues including the full screen problem. I hope this helps Harold
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There is no interference either way. Two different technologies. The only interference I received is from other wireless cameras. This happens occasionally when I'm driving, not when I'm backing up.
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Just like with any router, you will have disconnectios. Especially if 2.4 GHz is really noisy in that area.
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its range is pretty typical. 2.4GHz band is good, 5GHz band is about half the signal, but its a much higher band, and used when there's more congestion or wifi devices. i would say its normal range.
95389
I haven't noticed any interference. It is installed in my bedroom and i don't use the computer or phone or TV in there. Not much help I fear.
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In my condo I currently see ~ 10 different network/ routers from my neighbors and my router is working fine. One option to avoid any interference with other routers is to change the default network channel of the router or experiment with turning on either the 2.4 or 5 GHz network.
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I have uploaded video to You Tube with the iPad still in the mount with no problems. As far as I can determine, there is no interference with the wifi connectivity.
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I don't think it interferes with the WIFI but the WIFI may interfere with it. It looks connection on a regular basis and has to be reconnected.
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Hello Molly, No, It's a wireless router. The 5 GHz band has a shorter range compared to a 2.4 GHz band because in radio frequencies, the higher the frequency the shorter its range. In other words, if you are using a lower frequency like the 2.4 GHz, the distance it will cover will be greater than the 5 GHz band. If you want to "extend" and\or increase weak signal within an area, than you will need to invest in a wireless range extender. I hope I was able to understand your question?
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Use channels 1, 6, or 12 to avoid overlap on the wireless-G 2.4 Ghz range. Most devices still don't utilize the wireless-a 5 GHz range. I am a network engineer BTW.