do these things interfere with wireless networks?
252499
No they do not. I have them around the entire basement and have wireless and I don't have any problems. These things work wonders!
252500
Hi I have used them now for years and they haven't interfered with mine. I have recomended these to so many people and they work great. Used to have house sprayed for $40.00 a month. This is a cheaper fix.
1860471
They might be causing interference because it does not have channel selection. some of the wireless headphones have channel selection which would select different frequencies. so make sure you are getting something that has channel selection if you are going to use them in the same room.
1828846
I have the same intercom system and wireless internet but I have not had that problem. My system is not quite a year old though. There is a paint ball arena close to my house that uses two way radios and I pick up their signal and can listen them as their playing but other than that the system works great.
95389
I haven't noticed any interference. It is installed in my bedroom and i don't use the computer or phone or TV in there. Not much help I fear.
1070300
It depends on how far is your router from the back rooms. Also, wireless networks are also susceptible to obstructions that may lead to low signal. Often, the signal gets reflected, refracted or absorbed by the obstruction. Here are some tips: http://www.belkin.com/us/support-article?articleNum=8131
42915
It's wired---but wireless systems are worthless---too much interference. Robert
1423895
I do get some interference, in the form of slower throughput, but separating the control box from the Wi-Fi-equipped computer helps significantly, as does forcing Wi-Fi onto channel 11.My base station is NOT near the speakers, but testing with them at least in the same room didn't show much improvement. In some cases they might "see" each other and pick non-busy channels. Different routers might behave differently, too.Bottom line - they're great speakers, but the Wi-Fi interference is a major flaw in something aimed at being PC speakers!
1491929
I haven't had any interference problems, but that doesn't really answer your question.
424656
Only thing I could see that would possibly interfere with doing that is the wireless sub. I would contact Polk and see if is possible that there may be interference. Other than that I don't see an issue.
992184
I don't have this particular product, but I have another microsoft wireless keyboard. As far as interfering with your wireless network, I wouldn't worry. This is not a high bandwidth device, so even if it did interfere with your wireless transmission, you are not likely to notice any significant changes. You are more likely to notice it in the other direction -- that is, wireless network interfering with your keyboard. That being said, Microsoft has a pretty solid lock on stable wireless technology. Xbox 360 controllers and their wireless keyboards and mice are pretty resilient to interference. They must have some kind of buffering built into the devices themselves and some way to verify transmitted data like the Transmission Control Protocol does on the internet. Whatever it is, it works. And this is coming from a guy who sees interference in my Logitech mouse from my wireless network. Not with my Microsoft keyboard though.
1276222
Hello Mr. Sampson, although I don't have knowledge about interference, however as for user friendly and as a quality device, I strongly recommend you purchasing it, well worth the money and my students love it as well.
1300303
They would probably interfere. I also ended in not using the system because I could not tolerate the delay times and went back to a wired system instead. In any case, you should consider how critical the control is and if you can tolerate delays etc.
1438214
I use them mainly for the the TV at night. I did try using them (plugged into the TV) when I had my computer connected to my wireless network and I did not have any interference issues. My computer connection worked normally.
543732
There are not any selectable channels for the signals so I believe they may interfere but I only have 1 set so could not verify for sure.
1085364
I believe all access points allow you to inhibit SSID broadcasting. At least the several that I have setup have allowed me to do that. You may not want to do that as it can make configuring the connect to wireless devices a little more difficult as the network will not be able to be discovered automatically. You'll have to enter the hidden SSID each time you set up a wireless connection on a new device. Another way to foil wireless theft is to use 128 bit encryption and you can also limit connections to a list of specific device MAC addresses. Good luck.
1070303
Frequently a metal object may block the wifi signal. Try elevating the router - you may have a kitchen appliance blocking the signal.
1324568
We have not had any problems with static from the wireless network or anything else. We have had two of them going at the same time for several months now. That is definaltey not a complaint I have.