Add states "1,000 feet line of sight" does that mean you have the see the transmitter from the receiver, or can you have shrubs and walls in between?
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I have one of these in use now for about two years. You can have bushes, etc in the way. Ours is mounted 450 up our driveway, and our "receiver" module is inside the house, by a book stand. Definitely, the more stuff you have in its way ADDING also a lot of distance, and you won't get what you want. But, I most certainly got what I paid for. It's a bargain and a very reliable unit!
1105180
Non line of sight range is harder to predict and can be much less than line of sight with concrete and metal being the most difficult to penetrate. I have my receiver in the front foyer of my house. The transmitter is at the end of my driveway and while there are a few small shrubs and a tree in between, it works well. It has surprised me and worked even when blocked by snow mounds.
848496
No. Over that distance at legal transmitting power you will need line of sight with no trees and not even much in the way of clouds or mist between the two points. That is with *ANY* consumer wifi adapter you buy, not just this product.
232960
I have mine set about 40 and 50 ft from receiver, both of which are transmitting through one exterior wall and 1 or 2 interior framed walls, with the receiver near mid point, and no problems after a couple of months. As others stated, the update is not immediate, so give it a while for the initial reading. Also, if you move the sensors, I found it helpful to take the batteries out of everything and start again - only takes a couple of minutes and gives some peace of mind. I think without heavily insulated walls, the range is probably more but have no proof.
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Yes, you can extend the range with additional transmitters. We use it on 27 acres. But keep in mind that the range of EACH transmitter is only about 90 feet max. from the center of the transmitter (radius) in a circular pattern (180 feet diameter). To get a larger range you must use more transmitters in an overlapping pattern and on different locations. Keep in mind each unit requires an electrical outlet. We use one in the front, back and both sides of the house, mounted under the roof overhang in a dry location. Best would be inside near a window since the units are not moisture proof but you limited range depending on the construction of your house (brick, rocks, metal roof or siding, trees). With more transmitters our 3 dogs can roam happily around the house. They learned very quickly and stop now even short of the range selected on the transmitters.
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No, that's too far. The two previous answers by others both describe the outdoors with only one wall (at most) between the monitor and receiver.
722326
Not line of site. Works fine throughout my house as well as outside on the porch. I have Jam Plus speakers that I use with it. Haven't tried it in the receiver function but would assume it would work just as well depending on your source transmitter.
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I just set these up to go over a distance of about 350 feet. One end (receiving end) the signal goes through siding on a barn. At the house end, it goes through the wall of the house that has windows. About half way across there are trees the signal would pass through (no foliage now). My signal is 100% (all lights on).
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I'm guessing on the range but I have a very long driveway in the woods. Probably 200 feet (+-). I mounted the receiver on the inside of my garage window (Velcro) within line of sight. I have one bar on my range indicator. The picture is a little fuzzy but is ok. Through doors and walls, I'm not sure.
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This remote is an infrared remote and requires line of sight between the receiver and the remote. I have been able to use it up to 30 feet, mainly limited by the fact that is the furthest distance I can go and still maintain line of sight.
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State location is irrelevant. Go to antennapoint.com, put in your address and you will see what location and how far you are from the transmitter. I have this in my attic and pickup stations 35 miles away. Mounted outside about 60miles.
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the blast pattern of the signal is on a horizontal plane. it does not shoot the signal 600' up and down. only in the round direction. I would not mount this on the wall. I would mount it on the ceiling or on a shelf. That way you can use the full range of the device.
1077251
The transmitter, which is connected to your receiver via one or more cables, finds the speaker with a radio signal. Mine is about 20 feet from the antenna with one wall between them.
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I have one receiver on my deck, which is about 30 feet, and one in my den which about 25 feet, away from transmitter, both receive the signal very well, very pleased with this product.....
1155245
100ft if the camera can see the receiver,perfect line of sight, but I have 1 on the side of the garage with alumiumn siding 30ft from the receiver mounted at the window and it still cuts out 2-3 times a week for no reason
2066226
That is a question for the manufacturer. The higher you place the transmitter the wider your range.
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the best I can tell you is that the airplane will fly out of sight before you lose control of it. With nothing between the receiver and transmitter, it could be several hundred feet. At least 700ft. That's a lot of air space.
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Hi Kelle,The transmitter is the center of the circle and the radius can go up to 90' or 180' across the entire circle. Your yard will need to be very flat and your house should have wood walls and there shouldn't be many trees if any in your yard. Hills of any sort, brick or aluminum siding and trees can cause the fence to have range issues in those areas. If you can set the transmitter in the very center of your yard it could cover a portion of it. Let us know if you have more questions.Thanks,EZDogFences