Does this device work through brick walls as that is what it would need to work through, or do you have to put it in a tree.
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it needs a direct line with no obstacles between it and the dog. It worked great when mounted flush with a wood fence and I bored appropriate-sized holes for the sensor and speaker to pick up the barking clearly and respond with the ultrasonic sound to a neighbor's nonstop barker. It was mounted about 20" from the ground and was pointed into their yard, where the barker resided most of the time.
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This device didn't work at all for me. My neighbor bought two and hers don't work either
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Ours never worked for the neighbor dog ! It cost. 48.00 and the dog continues to bark. We even moved it from our yard across the street to the bushes next to the dogs porch still barks
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Yes, it works through obstacles like walls etc. I have mine working through a wall and about 45 feet away.
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There are fasteners that for brick walls. They are designed to be put in the morter, not the bricks. I've hung many things in the past and have had no problems.
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Yes, it can work through a few walls. Right now, I have it set up on a desk top computer which is located two complete room over about 60 feet apart. 100% connection strength.
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No it needs to plug into the wall. I returned it. Could not get it to work consistently over the internet.
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Signal traveling through a brick wall will decrease the range of the AP significantly. Even through thick wooden walls, the range and signal strength will be reduced.
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Yes...it will not work through walls. Anything will impede that range such as being in a pocketbook, in a drawer, etc.
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I would not use it anywhere, least of all, outdoors. I found the device to be completely unreliable--to the point of being useless--and returned it. It certainly did not seem like it was designed or constructed for outdoor use. Perhaps if it were under an overhang and not directly exposed to the elements it would "work"
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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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It works either way, although to plug it into the wall you need a wall plug adapter
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You have to secure the cord to the wall. A bracket is included for this purpose. (It does NOT work like a window blind)
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Agree with previous answers. .. it won't be as easy but if there's dry wall behind it; it should work.
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The nails will go through relatively thin wood. Don't plan on nailing a 2x4 onto brick. It sounds like you want a nail gun the will take concrete nails.
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Well, the unit itself cannot, but the radio signal that it uses will make it through with significant attenuation. The unit was designed to work its best with a line-of-sight signal path, but if you can tolerate a much reduced distance, it will work with obstacles in the way. DON'T count on much signal getting through a metal barrier like aluminum or steel siding.
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The wireless signal does work through walls, but environmental factors such as steel, concrete, and brick can impede the up to 100' range. Our best suggestion is to try the system out for a day or two, being careful to keep it in like new condition. If it meets your needs, great, if not, you are able to return it within 30 days of purchase, provided it is in like new condition upon return.
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Depends on location. It is not water proof. If away from walls and set up with some container with rock under it I could see where it might work.
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It works very well. It works through 1 and more walls. Thnaks for this product!