My babys room is at the 2nd floor. If I go down to eat will this work just fine? Maybe 100 ft away
1335051
I use the parent until exclusively downstairs while my baby naps upstairs and have never had an issue. I've even brought it in to the garage and backyard and still never lost the connection. We live in a wood/stucco home.
1335052
Yes it will!!!!my baby's room is in the 2nd floor also and it works just perfectly!!!! The only thing that I don't like about thi is that you have to plug it in it doesn't take batteries !!!
198935
Yes, it will work. We live in a small two-story home as well and the reception is great everywhere in the house - including from our baby's room upstairs all the way down to the basement.
1222843
Not having used this in ai 20,000 sq ft warehouse, I can only say that it works well from room to room in a 2000 sq ft dwelling. This is a miniature device. Perhaps contacting the manufacturer would be the best way to get your answer.
1919375
I doubt if it would reach that far. It would at least need to be in the same room.
1783217
I bought it from Target too and its thermostat is not reliable. I set it at 70, put it high where the warmest and it keep running even the room is at 80, I even put another thermostat next to it to make sure - But it keep running. I would not suggest it for baby room at all.
1730998
My wifi is located downstairs and the kids can be upstairs on the other side of the house with no problems. haven't tested exactly how far they can go, but hope this helps!
758543
Hi Ellen, we didn't have any problem at all. As our bedrooms are on the 2nd storey & living/dining rooms/kitchen on the 1st storey, we are able to monitor our baby whenever we left him alone. :)
2079015
It has worked for me in a 1930's home with 2 layers of cement board plaster, and one layer of drywall (with baby on the 2nd floor and me in the basement). In addition, I know my monitor works outside of her room up to 3 blocks away. If I go any further than that, it beeps to let you know. But the range is definitely great within our old house, with multiple layers of drywall, 2 baby monitors, and Wi-Fi. No interference.
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The answer to your question has some questions that need to be answered first. If you have line of sight, and the noise floor is above 90 sure. You can use a Pico2 HP and do a sight survey and see what the noise floor is like. Even if you don't have line of sight it is possible to make it work and just 200 feet. Using a Pico HP2 as an AP and NanoM2 as the client should create a good link.
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If this machine is in your bedroom, the motor on its own will likely wake you up. I have mine about 30 ft away from my bed in an adjacent bedroom and it still wakes me up sometimes unless the AC is on. The food dropping into the bowl is louder than the motor though. You can opt to take the food bowl off of the machine and just let the food fall on the floor, but I would still not recommend having it near your bed because the motor is a bit noisy unless you have sufficient white noise in the background.
909330
Best to call or email the mfg. My application was an interior dining room with a distance of maybe 15' and it worked fine.
388186
I feel like it's not far. I'm ok in the house and outside the house as long as I'm on the side where the room is but if I go outside of the house I can may be take it out about 20 feet to work. I have not tried the channels yet as that is suppose to give more distance
333270
Not very far. The remote can be sensative to other devices and makes noise when there is no movement. We used the sensor by itself because the bell is loud enough to hear in the next room.
2134084
I would think it would be great! Not only would you not disturb the baby it also can tell you the room temperature and surface temperature!
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Transmitting the video signal to another level isn't really any different from going from one room to another... The critical factor is the vertical distance and the number of walls it must pass through. If the location of the receiving set is close to being underneath and the signal must just pass thru the floor, you should be fine. But a floor and several walls will likely degrade the signal a bit. Moving the antenna on the receiving unit or just moving it slightly can make a big difference. The distance claimed in the GE description is for a clear signal, no way will you get that with walls etc. but 50 feet and a wall or two is most likely going to be OK. Also, be aware that TV's, monitors, phones etc can block/disrupt as well. Good Luck
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About 25 to 30 feet. Mine works good at about 25 feet and the unit is in another room.
2207521
Yes..it's pretty portable and lightweight. Just unplug it and move it to the other room. Granted, after awhile it might get annoying....but I'm sure it wouldn't be that bad.