what is the maximum distance that it will transmit from the camera to the receiver
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My camera is located in a remote motor coach that is at least 75 to 100 feet away. It also has to send the signal through the coach wall (metal skin) and the house wall (stucco) and one interior wall. The signal showing on the screen is five bars (full strength). I would therefore imagine that the range would be quite a distance farther as long as there are not too many large metal or electric/electronic pieces of equipment between the camera transmitter and the receiver.
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That is a bit of a tricky question...there is significant attenuation if the signal is going through walls etc...The specs claim 150 ft indoor or 450 ft outdoor wireless range without obstructions.Incidentally, I found that these cameras died due to moisture when placed outside, personally I would only use them in a controlled climate environment. Alternatively, opt for a higher quality camera. The other issue is that the link is not re-acquired if it drops. I would come back home to a black screen and have to power cycle the camera frequently...not good. The more expensive models will re-establish the link. That is a bit of a tricky question...there is significant attenuation if the signal is going through walls etc...The specs claim 150 ft indoor or 450 ft outdoor wireless range without obstructions.Incidentally, I found that these cameras died due to moisture when placed outside, personally I would only use them in a controlled climate environment. Alternatively, opt for a higher quality camera. The other issue is that the link is not re-acquired if it drops. I would come back home to a black screen and have to power cycle the camera frequently...not good. The more expensive... » Read More That is a bit of a tricky question...there is significant attenuation if the signal is going through walls etc...The specs claim 150 ft indoor or 450 ft outdoor wireless range without obstructions.Incidentally, I found that these cameras died due to moisture when placed outside, personally I would only use them in a controlled climate environment. Alternatively, opt for a higher quality camera. The other issue is that the link is not re-acquired if it drops. I would come back home to a black screen and have to power cycle the camera frequently...not good. The more expensive models will re-establish the link. « Show Less
490908
If you have a camera there already, check and see, how far is the camera from the connection. The length is about 2' long, with this camera.
1761696
Would recommend moving the transmitter to front of the trailer and set the receiver as close to the rear of the towing vehicle as possible. Actual useful range is about 15 to 20 feet.
2093320
It's an IR remote, so you need a line of sight to the sensor on the camera. No need to be directly in front of the camera, but the sensor has to see the remote. I haven't checked the actual range.
1519446
it all depends on the strenght of the incoming signal. It could go as far as 3 miles in line of sight.
311862
The range is not applicable as the remote attaches to the camera with a wire- it plugs into the camera directly. The wire is short- about 1 foot.
965393
45 feet is most likely too far. I ran a video cable from the camera to the front of my trailer and connected to the Transmitter there and it works fine.
1591132
Sorry I don't know the maximum range. It works great for my grandson about 25 feet away and through two walls with the PC sitting on the floor.
686301
Not sure what the maximum distance would be, but I put the main panel in the middle of my house and the sensors are locate up to about 30' feet away. Not problem. Also, the sensor are separated by up to 2 walls (plasterboard interior walls) from the panel. Hope this helps.
131908
My camera is just over 40' from the receiver and it is outside. signal passes through walls, doors, doorwall without any issues. the picture and sound are great.
862615
Should be 2, but unless you have direct line of sight between camera and reciver, it won't work.
2201560
As the descriptor says, it will measure out to a maximum range of 650'. However, for my applications, I do not go much more beyond 500'. And most of my apps do not require a distance of that length, sofor accuracy, figure out what your greatest measure would be and go from there.
661280
In long range mode the maximum distance is 50 ft. Do not know if that could be extended.
1588104
Don't know. Sent it back the next day. Won't transmit more than 50 feet. Don't waisted youR money.I went for 8 camera system from CCTV.COM WORKS FLAWLESSLY
1677218
The transmission range between the sensor and the receiver is 328ft/100m approximately in the open air.
1041754
Hi Joseph,The range is better then 5' maybe 15 or so but if there is motion in the room between or behind the sending device it breaks the signal.
1306542
Yes. The video will transmit with only the video plug connected. The receiver works well well around 40 feet away. I do get some interference if I am standing between the transmitter and receiver.