How Many miles in distance can this unit transmit the camera footage?
916206
Don't know how you came up with "miles." This is NOT a device that will send images to a smart phone. The camera/transmitter sends the audio/video to the wireless receiver connected to a TV monitor in your house which, in most cases, will be less than 100 feet from the fixture. The instructions don't mention a range but the signal weakens with distance from the receiver and the reception will vary depending on various factors.
916207
50 feet if you are lucky. I returned mine because it couldn't make it 25 feet through one wall.....
1462780
Sorry, I have no idea. This was bought for a very specific application having to do with a computer aided transcription system that has some issues with usb bluetooth that only this specific Kingsington unit worked with. The typical distance involved was four to six feet and it did cure our problem.
877018
You will have problems operating this camera at a distance of 200 yards. The Ethernet standard states that the maximum distance between wired devices is 100 meters (roughly 328 feet or 109 yards). If you want to make the run work using Cat 6 Ethernet cable, you should be able to place one or two network switches every 75-100 yards along the route, but of course that could present some waterproofing problems for you. Another option is to buy two fiber optic converters and a long pre-made direct burial fiber cable, preferably 50 micron multi-mode. You could then use a fiber optic converter at each end (such as this one http://www.amazon.com/Gigabit-Ethernet-Fiber-Media-Converter/dp/B004FUUY52/ ) to directly connect the camera to your network. Another option is to set up a long-range wireless connection if you have a clear direct line of sight between the two locations. At 200 yards you will probably be out of range of most wireless access points. There is a chance that some (such as this one http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B006M1PKWY/ ) might work up to 500 feet away (possibly 200 yards if you are very lucky) from the camera. Some of those wireless access points (including the one mentioned) can be set up in "bridge mode", which essentially means that you will need one of those devices near your computer, and another near the camera - the two devices can set up an extremely long range wireless signal, as long as there is a clear line of sight between the two devices.
758796
The cameras must be plugged into an electrical outlet for power, that has nothing to do with them being able to record. The distance advertised is up to 500'. Without obstructions, maybe. Realistic, 150-200'. I added taller antennas on a couple of mine to improve performance
1266138
Camranger's number is about 150'. I can tell you that I've worked end-to-end on a basketball court (over 100') and have had no problem at all firing fixed remote cameras without a problem.
2114625
I had a WiFi access point and one of those on the back of a Foscam Wifi cam and I was approx a mile down the road with no problem. The range can be farther but it is line of site so if there a lot of trees or buildings in the way the distance will be shorter.
645382
From my experience not very far at all, a few hundred feet if you're lucky. If u want live video look into fpv setups with the phantom 5.8 ghz tx model
1303788
I have this camera in my driveway. If recording at full resolution I am able to clearly see the license plate numbers on a car at a distance of 35 feet or closer zooming in on the in image. Anything farther then 30-35 feet gets distorted and unreadable.
1446299
Michele, you should have no problem with that distance. I have used it the camera as close as 3" and as far as 50 yards.Good luck.
971572
I use this for portrait and real estate shoots, so my clients are usually within 20 feet of my camera setup. The manufacturer says it can maintain good speed connections up to 150 ft. Haven't had the need to try it from that far away.
172663
I would imagine there would be distance limitations with the device. Experiment!
1867182
Yes, have to be careful of cable footage to your device. Up to 75 ft worked fine
1414627
Hey Jeremy! We've found that we can go as far as 20 feet from our unit, and it works fine, but that's the limit. If we go further, it cuts in and out. A safe distance would be 15 feet. Good luck! :)
1844567
I don't have exact range but I was worried about it before I purchase it reading the descriptions. I live in a two story house and I have my camera up in my girls room and I can take the video receiver anywhere in the house and it works. I don't have a huge house about 1600 square feet but did not have problems downstairs and through walls. I see other people had problems with this so it probably depends how thick your walls are...
862615
Should be 2, but unless you have direct line of sight between camera and reciver, it won't work.
1110506
Yes. The cameras are IP based so the data is limited to a standard telecom link which is 295'.
1289118
I do not know for sure, but do not think it has enough power to transmit very far. But am quite happy to have my HR available at a glance within a 12-15 inch distance.