Have a detached garage about 30 feet from the house, will the unit be able to reach the control panel in the house?
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I think so but to be sure you might look at the product info, or call their customer service #.They do answer and are very helpful. Good Luck!!
1523877
I have sensors at about 45 feet but with almost visual reach from the main module so I think it depends of the materials of the walls and stuctures near the units
320502
With no obstructions, about 30- 40ft. Make sure you have the transmitter and door magnet sensor touching each other.
2076348
Range on the Wi Fi is probably at best about 40 feet. I can pull out of garage at home and when I get into the street I will hear the Blackvue say " turning Wi Fi off" so it is only about 40 feet from your Wi Fi source.
1269615
You would use the included wall switch. If there is no entry to your garage except for the garage door, then you should buy an external key pad add on to ensure you have access even without a remote.
667299
Did not measure the distances, but used the unit in a large two-story house with the breaker box about as far away as you could get and it worked. Caution, I have seen cross talk between wires in the breaker box that cause a positive response on two breakers. So you need to verify which one is real.
2257532
I have a cinderblock house covered in stucco and 50's plaster on the inside. My garage is stucco also. I have a sensor inside my garage and the main unit can still read the sensor through both of them and about 20 ft away. clear open area this will do 100 ft no problem.
803626
we have box in garage have full signal out there. we have none in house do we have to move box in house?
990538
It should, ours does, and the garage is actually a metal skin pole building about that far away, good clarity on my units, worth the try.
64489
Our remotes will open/close the gate from our garage which is 500-600ft away from the gate. And yes you can convert a single system later by adding another arm. The brain will support either set up.
40626
At just 30 feet you would get a strong signal, yes. Not sure you need a unit with this range capability for just 30 feet and nothing blocking, maybe something cheaper would do as well. Suggest to look at the other Hawking indoor repeater units, as they would likley do the job.
1686722
Ours works fine from one end of the house to other, about 60 feet. I don't think it is a question of distance as much as it would be that they be on the same circuit.
1876559
Both of mine can open the door when I'm too far away to see - but I've no idea the distance. My garage is sort of "U" shaped from my driveway.
284221
I have three units. Two of them are in the house, the 3rd in my office above a detached garage. Two most distant unit are about 150' apart ... works great for two/three way communication.
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.
1535967
It depends if you purchase the range booster. Mine work between the house, barn and garage but all the buildings are in a 100 foot radius of the base station.
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I haven't really tested to see how far the range is....but...our garage is about 30-40 feet from our house and we have an extension out there and the service seems to be OK.
978177
I first placed the receiver about 50 ft away. It would trigger on when the garage door opened but not turn off when the door was closed. Contacted Skylink by email and received a response within 24 hours who suggested I place the receiver closer. It works well at 25 feet.