Will this have a good connection about 50 ft through an old house with plaster and brick walls?
1466825
I think that should be no problem. I have at least 50ft from upstairs to downstairs.
1466826
Brick, concrete, plaster, these are all materials that are tough to go through. If there is only one wall between the AirWire units, I would say it will work. More than that, it's a trial/error. In general, the AirWires have a very good and stable connection. I have dozens of these units installed in retail boutiques where one is at the cash and the other in the back store. They all work flawlessly, some have a full signal, some have a weaker/slower connection. I also tested a pair in our office through gypse walls at over 50' one floor apart. Again, they worked very well. Bottom line: I would say it will work at your house if the units are well oriented and the signal does not have to go through several walls. Hope it helps.
1466827
I don't know about plaster since there might be a lath in the plaster. Mine works great through 4 walls and 1 floor over a distance of 140 feet. The walls are standard sheetrock/2x4 and the floor is wood. Hope this helps.
1466828
I have it broadcasting about 40 feet through a bank safe, so I would say you will be fine.
1645326
My husband connects two 50 foot heavy duty extension cords together. He has had no problems with the cords or reaching his plants. On occasion we add a 3rd smaller cord to reach the end piece which we trim occasionally.
41587
I used a 50ft cable with one of the speaker for a church event. No problem at all.
2127911
The specs I found show that using cat5e cable you can go up to 100m or just over 300 feet at the gigabit speed so 50 feet should be fine. I was surprised at that length at gigabit (1000MB) speed since it says that is the same distance for 100MB speed. I have used a cable over 40 feet without any problems.
1419549
It would depend on the transmission power of the paired device but normally you should be able to get between 40-50 feet.
1412116
The maximum we tried was a 50 foot cable and it worked fine. You will need to check with mfg. for maximum specified length.
1609814
Im sure you could use it to make any appropriately needed connection.It's really heavy duty and very well built!
1666441
Ours works well within the walls of a large frame home. Outdoors, it goes about 100 meters.
1756896
Probably. You'll need good wire and a strong power supply. 100 foot "cheap-o" cables work in attics and so forth. A bit better wire with a separate power supply should be fine. Search Amazon for cctv cable and connectors if you like. You could always test with a cheap cable from Amazon to work things out...
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It depends on whatever obstacles might be in the way and the nature (type of construction, material used, etc. thickness, etc. I have an outdoor camera located about 50' from the reciever and it works just fine.
883467
Yes, definitely it will connect up to 30 km but must have line of sight for connection.
485943
go to rosco vision system and buy an extension at about 16ft. length that will make the connection.
323837
Yes, it will. However, I have not tested the distance to which the connection is effective.
1709638
50 feet should not be a problem. Depending on your climate temperature may be a problem. Check the temp range in the specs. I know they don't advise putting them in attics or garages.
1036630
The cord is 50 feet long and should be more than enough as light in deep water is the limiting factor anyway
1914773
That is true. A 50 ft cord needs to be 16/3. I got a 100-foot cord, which needs to be 14/3. The longer the cord, the thicker the wire needs to be. There is a helpful article in Wikipedia under "extension cord."
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I believe it will work because it is not like a radio wave. It works by traveling over the house wires and it should travel the sixty feet ok.