Could this possibly work from house to house? Like across the street?
2036818
You would have to run wiring from point A to point B. Each handset connects to the other. If you can run a dedicated wire, yes.
2036819
The wire can be 200 meters (600 feet) long, but the problem is finding a safe and legal way to get the wire from house to house. Otherwise, use walkie-talkie radios instead.
2036820
I use them between the house and garage with a run of 150 feet over phone quad. Make sure you observe polarity when wiring. The set works great and the signal is clear.
2036821
No, the phones operate on only a shared phone line, and unless the two homes have the same phone line, I do no see this working.
2036822
My initial answer would be "No" it will not work House to House, across the street. Reason being, the two units are connected by wire. However, if you are able to overcome the running of the wire. Now if the houses were side by side, you could run the wire between the houses.
2036823
It could work from house to house, but not across a street because of the need to be hard-wired..
2036824
yes, if you can run the wire. we have the handset running aprox 300 ft connecting my two restaurants. It works excellent. just use regular phone wire or speaker wire
1624151
It can in theory. There must be technical issues they haven't solved. I got it to work with outlets 20 feet apart. The next room, it could barely make a connection. Try it if you want but be ready to return it. My advice, a basic ethernet cable if you can do it.
97211
You could make it work, but it will be more trouble than its worth in my opinion...this runs on a 12 volt electrical system (Like most cars), not household 110 V....so you will need an inverter to power it.
2155823
I haven't tried it, but that should work. It puts a signal on the wire, and detects that signal at the other end. So it should work.
260469
Unfortunately, it won't work 12 blocks away...I tried to use it in my Garage and it worked, but the minute I went beyond my garage....It no longer worked! I hear it depends on the area you live in too...Rural or City! In the city it only works around my house!
1028696
There is probably a way to make it work, but we have a hardwire phone system and use that. I would call them and ask if there's a way to make it work.
2184076
Somewhat. If a home is lined with radiant barrier or other metallic insulating material it will not work. Near a window allows it to function some.
1571456
Just run the vontage line through it and should work on one phone in another room. Not a whole house though. Quality might not be great but you probably could use a splitter and try. I recommend a hard line when ever possible or buy a phone with multible sets. They work best.
415180
It runs on 12 volt power so if you had a 12 volt power supply in your house some how and ran wire long enough off your roof it could be possible.
2080203
Just yesterday my grandson noticed that he had signal 2 blocks away, driving away. There was a large brick building between us and the house. If you have lath and plaster walls, that might reduce your signal a bit. I'd guess it will work just fine.
389721
you are more than welcome, and I am glad that I could assist you with your question, it will depend on your dsl modem/router or cable box if they are N compatible then yes it should work like mine it changes when you go though wALLS AND UPSTAIRS AND DOWNSTAIRS AND SUCH AS THIS BUT MINE HAS DONE ME VERY WELL!
1705671
The previous response is correct. As long as both houses are on the same electrical circuit source you should have no problem.
1166824
You would just have to order an adapter for it that works with your homes current.
1809561
It can be done, but the best results would be if the main router is in the middle of the house and you use an extender halfway towards each end of the house from the middle. That way, the extenders wouldn't likely be picking up on the other extender's signal, but instead extending the original router signal.
2057036
That's a question for the manufacturer although is you have active phone lines with the same phone number throughout the house it seems logical that it would work... but I;m not technical
1657068
I guess it could....didn't work for me for outside home.home...light image very fsiny....I returned product after it didn't perform well
188068
Yes, unless you have home phone service through a cable provider like Time Warner. It works differently than the phone company's wiring set up.