I want to install on back of a trailer that is 35 feet from drivers seat. Will wireless reach that far?
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The wires that came with it were not that long - I had mine installed by a car stereo place and they added wiring. Honestly the installation was more than the back up camera and if I could have a do over, I would buy a better water tighter system - this one fogs up with rain and dew a lot even after I bought silicone and attempted to stop the moisture from getting in. When it is clear - its really great.
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The wireless remote works from as far as 30 feet but you must be in front of the camera for it to work. The cord remote can be used from any direction but it is only 3 feet long.
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I don't know if it will work on the back of your trailer but I have had no problems with it on my car. Mine is wireless with a receiver transmitter in the trunk which feeds the receiver on the dash and receives a signal from license plate camera. Maybe you can play with the distances between them. I have the small scrfeen but it really helps.
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My husband believes it's 50 or 60 feet. Let me preface that to say that we have to go through our house and garage with a lot of metal between both. That tends to disrupt other wireless products we've used and made them almost useless. This works fine, so I don't really know if this answer helps or not. There is no "line of sight" between the transmitter and receiver for us.
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I would not recommend going wireless for this distance with all that metal in the line of sight. Tried on shorter rig and kept losing the signal.
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I have a 40' enclosed car trailer. I ran the transmitter to the front of the trailer. It is still spotty because the transmitter is inside the trailer. If the transmitter was mounted outside the trailer it would work a lot better. But when the video does work, it works great.
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Maybe, may not. It depends on lots of factors, many to do with your antennas and configuration. Line of sight should be much farther, but a poor antenna might not even go 30 meters. Good luck.
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if you have a long usb cable you can be ten feet or so away. the wireless usb doesn't work.
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I only have a 1500 ft driveway with sensors located at different points. I do not extend the antennas of either sending unit as the signal at the receiver is quite strong. If I extend either antenna I pick up CB traffic over a mile away on I-40.
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Unknown; it works from driver seat of our 2014 Mercedes GLK 250 Bluetec to the receiver unit mounted on the trailer hitch; probably 15 feet or so. It was great not having to deal with changes to the Mercedes wiring harness to get a trailer brake controller. 50 feet sounds like a long distance as I think it is Bluetooth based, and 30 feet is more typical for Bluetooth devices. Perhaps a question best answered by Tekonsha...
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Range is dependent somewhat on antenna placement. My transmitter & antenna is at the 7-foot height in the house on a planter ledge above my media closet. The wireless speaker works fine outside up to 60-feet from the transmitter without any loss in volume. Between 60-100 feet the volume gradually diminishes; but the signal is still received. Beyond 100 feet the signal is lost.
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Be careful. Any extra radio devices can cause Wi-Fi on the rikomagic to longer work correctly. I'dday you could get 8 to 10 feet, but don't expect more.
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With no obstructions, about 30- 40ft. Make sure you have the transmitter and door magnet sensor touching each other.
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The device does not specify the exact range but these are really only designed to transmit within a few feet. I would say 10-15' may be the maximum. I typically use it in the car sitting in a cup holder (4-6' from the radio antenna) and it works great.
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I really don't know. We have it in the loft of our home and it can reach to the driveway about 150 feet away. Also we have a metal roof so it may block the signal strength. I hope this helps.
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My understanding is up to 1/2". Therefore it doesn't have to be under extreme proximity. However in order to work it has to be programmed so it can interface with your wireless control panel. ADT did it over the phone. I said that the battery was changed and it stopped communicating with the system otherwise they will charge you a visit if you don't have a maintenance coverage or are under warranty w
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I don't see any reason it wouldn't work on a trailer. You would need to test for the best placement, so the transmitter stays dry, and the wireless signal has an open path to the monitor. I put the transmitter in the tire well of my MINI Cooper, and it works fine from there.