Will this work through walls? What range?
308454
About 10' maximum with direct line of sight is best. Didn't work through walls for me.
308455
I could never get mine to work even in the room I was trying in. And I never saw where the money was credited back to my card once I sent mine back. So I can't say if it will work through walls . I couldn't even get it to work in the same room.
654908
it doesn't work through walls, the range depends on how good the batteries are works good between 8 to 10ft
1452441
My sending unit is mounted on a pole approximately 400ft from my house. To get to the receiver the signal must pass through 4 walls. It works fine under those conditions.
1802662
It should, as long as there isn't any metal in the walls, like rebar. I can't try it, but I have a radio/radar background, and plain cement block doesn't interfere. In our house we have a set between the bedroom at one end and the kitchen at the other end, 50 feet away through several walls, and it works fine.
1437505
Not sure how much range you're looking for -- it's not that far -- I have a Netgear Router as well and it works well with that== range up to 50 feet and through several walls and a garage
1196201
The signal range is way over 30 feet. Mine is about 20 feet away and through two walls and my signal is fine. The only trouble is that, after two months, the adapter was suddenly unable to connect to my wireless network. This could very well be a user issue but, anyway, back to your question: Yes, it works awesome within 30 feet.
1384798
I have not tried it. However it dose work well fo me through wooden walls 30 feet away.
215740
No more than 30 feet. Less if there are walls in between. Works as well as other BT devices I have.
2277437
It depends on the layout of your house. 30 feet with no walls is about the max range. If walls are involved range drops off. And it depends on the walls. If they are insulated, thickness, etc. Basically, anytime the signal has to go through any solid object it reduces the signal strength and range. But that goes for any wireless signal.
2189948
Based on my experience with the device I do not believe you will be able to do that. It has a limited range. I simply use it to avoid the cable within a room. I tried going from one room at one end of the house to a room at the other end without too much success. It seems to be very sensitive to anything between the antennas, walls, furniture etc.
517909
It should work, but really depends on the distance; your interior walls generally won't have insulation (will be hollow), so where it would interfere with a signal, it wouldn't degrade it completely. If we're talking just a room or so away, I'd say no problem; though if we're talking a floor/ceiling, I'd say you might have issues.
1052131
It should work as long as the wall is not too thick. I have found that the range is up to 100'.
1948843
This remote operates through furniture. I have one behind the bed , another behind a dresser and another behind a couch. Remote works without any problems through walls as well.
333640
No it is RF not "line of sight" so it works behind doors or walls. 100ft of open space. The more that is in the way, the weaker the signal gets. (doors, walls, etc) but it is very powerful. It's my go-to remote for any presentation. Hasn't failed me once.
1867567
It will, but not from long range. Also depends on what is inside your walls. If they are solid walls (lath and plaster or block) it will not work very well.
1682675
I'm not sure . . . I have it in a one room shed so it doesn't need to, and since it's at frequency that I can't hear, I can't say if it does go through those walls . . . haven't seen any rodent problems though, so I guess it does work
95162
It works through 3 rooms at our house. We have plaster walls, too. The trick is getting it to connect/link with your computer first, though.