How far can cameras be installed from base/monitor with a couple walls in between?
1086595
my furthest camera is about 100 feet from the base there are a few walls in between them i have zero signal loss plus my cameras are downstairs and the base unit is upstairs
1086596
I have monitor 20 feet down the hallway from one camera and two stories above another camera and it works fine
1086597
I don't know exactly, but is not a long range one and images at 30 meters from the camera are not very clear. Only HD definition cameras can get good images. Hope this helps.
904908
I just drilled a hole tonight for it... 1" in diameter. Previous cameras I have opened up and removed the plug and wiring from and fed it through the wall from the other side but I didn't attempt that here. For what it's worth, the base plate did cover the entire 1" hole.
1255849
I never tried to see how far the signal would actually reach, but one of the cameras is located on the back corner of my 48' long house under the eave, and the other is located on the front corner of my house on the same side pointed in another direction, also mounted under the eave of the roof. The monitor/lcd screen is located by a window in a computer room about 15' from the camera in the back, and about 25' from the camera in the front. The reception is indicated by a status bar ( one line -five lines, like a cell phone I guess ) on the screen for each camera. The closest camera in the back shows four bars, the one in the front shows three bars. The antennas on the cameras were moved ( they spin around ) until optimum reception was found.
1607158
None. This monitor has an integrated base and is not designed to be mounted on a wall.
1786817
I guess that depends on how far apart they are and what is in the walls, etc. The monitor here is in a separate garage apartment and the receiver is at the opposite end of our house. They are at least 100 feet apart. The system has worked great for us.
1297504
Pivoting Mount bracket... won't move more than 45 degrees on the wall so it cannot point all the way down.. unless you mount from the ceiling.If you mount it on the wall you will be able to see the floor with some distance away from the camera at about 20 feet away. Really depends on what you are trying to capture... but if you mount this from a distance from what you are capturing, it will work out just fine.
69625
The camera farthest from the monitor is about 25 feet and the camera does not work. I would not buy a Lorex system.
1154648
If the estates are very close together it is possible that you can monitor one from the other. However, there are a lot of conditions to take into account in addition to distance. For example, if there are metal objects or structures between the camera transmitter in one building and the monitor receiver in the other building, the signal will be severely diminished. To view the transmitted image, the receiver must be connected to an external monitor of some sort.
780439
That depends on the mount of the camera and the power connector. You will have to disconnect the power and ground cable and unscrew the camera from one locatiion and reconnect it on the new location. It would be easier to get a second camera and monitor.
1294911
Only if the junction box is up on top and even at then it may not have enough room for the camera mount and light to be directed to desired area. Requires a separate monitor.
1688877
40' feet is a stretch with the cameras that come with the system. You can but better cameras and then add to the system. I very good system. I purchsed this for my business and am going to buy another one to put at my home.
957437
You can get as close to wall as you wish. I have focused the device as close as 2 feet.
1764032
If possible, the best place to mount is behind the user (and slightly offset left or right). Next best would be on a wall either to the left or right.
154298
About 20 feet line of site. If there is a wall in between, about 10 feet based on my experience
1534341
300 meters and I installed one video on the kitchen, close to the main unit and the other one on my room with some walls ahead of the monitor and worked fine
1750403
I use the monitor in my office that is at least 30 straight line feet from the camera. Wireless signal has to travel through two interior dry walls or around two right angles.
17503
The monitor is very portable. The camera is difficult to place if not wall-mounted. When we travel, we generally need to stack books or boxes on a shelf to get it angled properly to view like we do at home.