Is this capable of sending signals through walls ?
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I have 3 devices and 3 eye emitter connected to the RF Extender. I have the battery installed inside this logitech remote. Nothing works. Plz help
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Only if you're a level 6 wizard. Otherwise the remote has to be in line of sight.
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Here is your solution. It converts IR to radio frequency (RF). Works like a charm for us! Next Generation Remote Control Extender
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No. I tried this and did not work, which makes sense because it uses IR sensor/signals. Sorry for the delay in responding.
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All wireless devices are going to have different signal strengths through walls and buldings. For instance metal walls will really block your wireless signal no matter what device you use or wattage. You'll have some success through sheetrock and other material, but windows and open areas are the best for any wireless signal. Too many walls or buildings and you'll either have no wireless signal or very low quality of signal.
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I mounted my inside receiver to the jamb of window facing outside unit that I mounted inside of the bird box sold separately. My unit works lide a charm. I do not know about signal going through metal wall . I would not take anything for my unit. I would stilll give it a 5 star. Wife especially loves the Dakota alert she know knows when anyone is coming up drive. Cliff
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Not necessarily. Mine is on a wall. It all depends on where you get good signals.
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Yes it will go through a wall depending on how dense the wall is. I tested transmitting it from my office to the living room on the TV actually mounted in the other side of the wall and it worked fine. The only issue I ran into is my wireless keyboard wouldn't transmit through the wall.
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I'm not sure how the walls would affect the signal. Our transmitter is outside next to a tree; our receiver is on a window sill inside our log home and they are more than 50 feet apart. I hope this helps :) Our logs are 8 inches in diameter & the glass is triple-pane; signal makes it to the receiver just fine.
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If it is absolutely line of sight with no obstructions it may work. Signal attenuation and multipath reflections as a result of going through walls may prove to be a challenge if you are expecting a perfect picture.
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No, it is infared, and that means "line of sight" from the transmitter. It would have to be RF[radio frequency] to transmit to another room.
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I don't believe so. I had to go about 20 feet but through an external wall and could not get a signal. I wound up just hard-wiring the Extender, running a cable from the source to the extender. The other thing to note here is that I'm not sure I agree that it's an "extender"... it simply started another network. So... with an ethernet cable and any wireless router, you could do the same thing.
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Transmitting the video signal to another level isn't really any different from going from one room to another... The critical factor is the vertical distance and the number of walls it must pass through. If the location of the receiving set is close to being underneath and the signal must just pass thru the floor, you should be fine. But a floor and several walls will likely degrade the signal a bit. Moving the antenna on the receiving unit or just moving it slightly can make a big difference. The distance claimed in the GE description is for a clear signal, no way will you get that with walls etc. but 50 feet and a wall or two is most likely going to be OK. Also, be aware that TV's, monitors, phones etc can block/disrupt as well. Good Luck
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router has no strong output signal I don't use it any more ,it is not the range that count ,if you have to much metal in the wall or floor, your signal can't go through.
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The literature says that it sends rf signals, but I couldn't make it work right where I needed rf. I ended up using it in a different room where I didn't need rf signals.
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I haven't tried it through walls but it does work behind cabinets, behind a couch and in a media center.
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Can't help you with that one. I use it to simple send a stronger signal to a router in another building and it works good.
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Yes it can. I installed mine through the wall. We really like our unit. Enjoy.
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yes. it can work through a window. jus make sure there is nothing blocking the signal. like a painting on the glass etc.
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No, it uses Insteon radio signals. You would need some kind of Insteon to Z-wave bridge in order to have it work with Z-wave devices