What is the recommended coverage area for 17005-N?
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The official answer is 196 square feet, but the way I use it is not to try and filter all of the air in a room, but point the machine's 'exhaust' at your head while you sleep, that way you sleep in a 'bubble' of clean air, and incidentally the unit will reduce the particle count in the room. Low speed is best for not stirring up dust.
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I had the same question, they provide approx. 4-4.5 inches of coverage. Search on line and you should be able to find a picture.
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My house is 3200j sq.ft. and I've never had any issue in any part of the house. Like most wireless devices, 300' is a good rule of thumb and that depends on the type and quantity of obstructions between the transmitter and receiver.
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2600, give or take a couple hundred. Remember that this is 5% coverage. I get about 1800 to 1900 with full text pages. About four reams of paper.
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Greater than a 3000 sq ft home. That's how big my house is and I can go outside to the other end of the yard (approx 70 ft away) and still get a very responsive signal to my laptop.
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I was told by an authorized repair person that 750-800 sq ft was the maximum area to be covered. However much of the advertising for this appliance states 1000 sq ft.
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What bothers me is that you said you live miles from "coverage," which could mean you show zero bars of signal. That won't work. You need to be inside the AT&T; coverage area and showing some kind of signal. Even one bar with -105 dB will work...but there needs to be something to latch onto.
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You should get signal within 100 yards,. but 150 might have signal loss or weak connection...
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You can if you get the right provider. Check to see if the coverage area for where you will be is included
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Hello Bryan, First, every case is different. The coverage area and quality of coverage varies depending on the area you are covering. Trees, buildings and weather can all affect the quality of your signal. With that being said, the general coverage area of this booster system is up to 10,000 square feet. Can you clarify what you mean by "be configured to boost outside the building"? Would you like for the broadcast range to reach outside of the building or would you like to set up the system outside? In addition we can also provide outdoor antennas that can be configured to use with this system. I hope this clarifies things for you, we are happy to help. Feel free to ask about anything else you need help with. Regards, CellAntenna Corp.
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The range is 2700-3000K, 3000K is the max, but the 5000-5000K is also available, please search B00F86VOWO
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En.N is correct on a lot. It also depends on how open your frequencies are. Let summer, i lived in a place with lots of open sources on the dial and reception was easy. I could pick up a signal a quarter block away.Now, I'm living in an area where there are no true open areas on the dial and i can only transmit within a two room radius before interference drowns out my signal.
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Go to the MetroPCS web site for their coverage map. You can also call your local Metro PCS dealership.
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I never tried to check the distance. I have a 1500 sq ft 2 story house and I have coverage everywhere including the front patio and back patio. probably through 2-3 walls and about 30 ft outside of house
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For this amount of users, the recommended equipment is NSA 220. If work integrated with AD, the recommended is NSA 3500.
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i used this device in my girlfriends home for a few yrs before upgrading to a much better netgear n150, her house is 986 sqft, single floor, had good coverage.
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i don't see a limit in the user guide. It's here :http://www.tp-link.com/resources/document/TL-WR710N(US_V1_User_Guide.pdf#page72