What is the distance the camera and monitor reach with out losing signal? I need it to reach at least 75' with out interruption
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Not sure. I used it on a 32 ft. motor home and worked great. Did not try it for distance more than that.
478147
Hi Gilbert, I have this system on my 5th wheel and the over all length of mine is about 54ft. from my meter and the camera no lost of signal. Good luck.
2256727
Sounds like the monitor is losing signal from the camera.... make sure the camera is not too far from the monitor and make sure there is nothing interfering with the signal.... hope this helps
69625
The camera farthest from the monitor is about 25 feet and the camera does not work. I would not buy a Lorex system.
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328 feet. We used this in a commercial application where the cameras were over 200' from the NVR (we just ditched the cords in the kit and ran our own CAT-5 cables), and the picture quality is outstanding.
158698
I didn't have significant problems with interference with this unit & I used the receiver and camera pretty close to a router and signal booster. But I did have problems with other cameras I tried. I'm not savvy enough to know if the type of router or construction materials would matter with the type of camera. For the record, we have apple products and masonry construction, and we had a reliable signal, with about 75' and 4 walls between camera and reciever, an airport extreme 12' from receiver and a airport express about 12' from the camera.
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Keep the transmitter as close to the monitor as possible. I hsve one on my 32 foot motor home and the picture blanks out sometimes.
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75' is a real push but I had a much older unit work at close to 100' with the RF, the problem the newer units have are usually with the IR signal alingment
1182609
The camera picks up everything from the rear bumper out to 75 feet. The monitor can be viewed up to about 3 feet effectively.
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I have the same situation I sit about 30-40 ft away from the tower and it is on the other side of the wall the range worked spotty. However I got a ups extent ion cable and ran it thru the wall with my hdmi cable that went to the tv and it works fine.
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Try using a power supply of 2000mA+. And it may be your video/power cable. Use the largest cable you can find. You may have too much resistance for the length traveled. It fixed my issue. I too thought it was the camera going bad. Its just a power hog!
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60 feet. However I strongly suggest you to buy another camera system and not this one. Consider Zmodo systems.
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Monitor wire is about one foot long. An extension cable probably will not be necessary.
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I have a 50 ft. HDMI cable running to an upstairs bedroom tv and do not have any issue with loss of signal. But, I do not know how much farther it would go.
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Hi, You have a choice, the kit has an antenna that screws straight onto the monitor or there is an antenna on a long cord about 8 10 feet ( I didn't measure it) that you can place up higher even outside. I used the antenna that screws straight into the monitor and have a perfect signal. This truck have a very large and high hydraulic tail gate as is a drop side stake body and I still get a perfect signal with the camera on the tag plate holder lower back just above the bumper. The camera antenna goes straight on top of same no problem.So the signal goes past all that steel. John.
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I ran it for 100' without apparent signal loss. I would try without amplifier and if signal is low than install a amplifier. Living in an obstructed viewing area (Satellite) placement was more important than distance for signal strength.
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I looked at the box and it states that the IR distance is 80 feet. Hope this helps.
859107
When first installed one camera worked at 47 feet and one at 26 feet. Recently I had to move both to no more than 25 feet. The system is junk.