how far away from the door can the receiver be placed?
1991041
Ours is placed one floor below and maybe 30 feet. If didn't reach throught a wall and 50 feet but does find through the floor.
1991042
I have it set about 20 yards and it works perfectly. I would imagine it would work further then that.....easliy.
1301876
Depends on the size of your receiver. The space is 17 inches wide and 15 inches deep.
2046471
SORRY for the late response, but the unit shud be aty least 2 feet from any wall
6089
About 3', but the cable is not needed, it will passively couple if placed within 12" of the receiver in question. (Inductive coupling)
494226
With the door open, you have just a bit over 13 1/2 inches in width. If your receiver is very narrow it could work, but most receivers are considerably wider, 17 to 18 inches.
1333596
I installed it on a cabinet. The distance is hidden from view. Sorry not more helpful.
131906
I'm guessing on the range but I have a very long driveway in the woods. Probably 200 feet (+-). I mounted the receiver on the inside of my garage window (Velcro) within line of sight. I have one bar on my range indicator. The picture is a little fuzzy but is ok. Through doors and walls, I'm not sure.
2047915
Also note...the closer the speaker is to the receiver takes a lower gauge wire 12 gauge..... the farthest away will take a 16-18 gauge wire.... this is for 50-100 ft from the receiver
1805299
Mine is probably 40-50 yards away. I'm sure it will do much more than that with the right placement of the receiver. It has always worked great
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.
1893294
Brian I don't think it will work as the sensor will be too far away from the receiver.
1856936
Yes, That is the radio I'm using. Make sure to stand about 7 to 10 feet away from the receiver when binding.
1428581
I assume that you are referring to the little stand, and while the receiver will work OK without it, I recommend that you avoid having the receiver lying against a shelf, wall, etc., where the unit might overheat if it lacked a good air flow.
879796
Generally, 3 to 4 feet away from the side. I mounted one about 10' above the entry steps to our front door and it turns on as soon as you get anywhere near the steps! It's a good product. Bright, too!
1869674
In my case and others that I've talked to, unless your receiver has a DIRECT and CLEAR line of sight to the mail box, it won't work. It means you've got to mount the receiver in a window that has the line of sight needed. From your description, it seems that you've got another unit in front of yours blocking the mailbox line of sight from your unit, so in that case it won't work.
650752
My home is of open design and 2300 sq feet. I can hear it from any room in the house with the doors closed. The receiver is in the middle of the home. It is very loud.
494590
I mounted my transmitter on a exterior wall about 7' high near our driveway, there are knockouts on the rear cover that can be used for screw holes for mounting. The receiver is set inside about 75 feet away on a window sill.It works great. It should not be mounted on a metal surface.