What is the range of the transmitter? I am considering for a cat I let go outside.
306677
Don't use it for that purpose. I own no pets but I think that either a cat or a dog could easily move beyond the range of the transmitter and beyond the range where you could hear the beeps from the receiver.
327554
This is what they state in the description "Receiver works up to 150 feet from transmitter." The main doorbell is upstairs in our house and I have this addition in my apt downstairs. It obviously signals around corners, down stairs and through closed doors. I absolutely LOVE, LOVE, LOVE this!!
1290707
Depends on how small. The range isn't super far, maybe, 15 or 20 feet for an adult human, so I'm guessing less for a small animal. A few feet at most.
678896
The device does not specify the exact range but these are really only designed to transmit within a few feet. I would say 10-15' may be the maximum. I typically use it in the car sitting in a cup holder (4-6' from the radio antenna) and it works great.
271662
Effective range is about 20 feet. I love this unit and recommend it to everyone. My dog only has to see it and she stpos what she is doing.
30352
600 feet unless you're touching the transmitter antennae. You have to hold it out like the Statue of Liberty to get that range.
1754412
I have used it up to about 15 ft as long as the receiver was pointed at the transmitter, the receiver is under the hood of my car so the signal is blocked some what.
1920257
On the setup I have, transmitter and receiver are separated by approximately 17 feet with a wall of concrete in the middle and both image and sound work perfectly with no issues at all...I have no idea if it can reach the distance you need - it seems too far as they are not designed for long distances...hope my comment helps.
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Hello, I tested the range and found 15 feet if the mouse USB receiver/transmitter is behind at tower case. 20 feet if the USB receiver/transmitter is in front of the case. This mouse has worked very well for me, as I have used it for over a year with no problems.
942646
I think about 25 feet or so. My dog is old and is going deaf so sometimes we have to get closer. The cat will stop yowling even if we are on the patio and she is in the house. Hope this helps.
2182534
I feel like the transmitter fades around 20 feet - you can tell because your commands are not quickly acted upon, still for the money I dont mind.
1786998
I use one with a distance of about 300 feet (about 100 meters) and barely have the required signal strength. Also, the output signal is weak at a distance of 15 feet in my house.
1059281
The range is easily a few hundred feet. My children have very early bedtimes and I use mine outside in the yard all the time! I can go about halfway into my 1 acre yard before the signal goes out.
940420
Range is 200 - 300 feet. Will signal dog in every position, even in water. Is water proof. I do not use it that often anymore as it helped me to train my dog from running away. Worked very well.
1445544
The sensor detection range is 16ft-26ft. The transmitting distance between sensor and receiver is about 394ft/120m.
635002
I found that these were very disapointing as it was quite easy for the cat to walk out of range. Inf act, it seemed liked hey only worked if you were within about 50 feet. However, I do not think you will need a separate located as each tag is programmable
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My husband believes it's 50 or 60 feet. Let me preface that to say that we have to go through our house and garage with a lot of metal between both. That tends to disrupt other wireless products we've used and made them almost useless. This works fine, so I don't really know if this answer helps or not. There is no "line of sight" between the transmitter and receiver for us.