Will it work in a basement and on the mail level in a house?
1339537
I live in a basement apartment and my intercom works great. We have a rather long hall connecting the kitchen to the living room (that's where we placed ours) and the reception is great. Hope this helps.
1339538
I don't see any reason it wouldn't work. Mine works fine in the basement or any other room in my house. My main use is in my workshop which is over 100 feet from my house and I've never had a problem talking or recieving.
1339539
It should work between a basement and other floors of a house. I don't have a basement, but it has good range and works through walls and between upstairs and downstairs rooms.
1339540
We have a set up where I'm down in my basement office and my wife is upstairs on the main floor in her office. We use the intercoms with no problems. So far they have worked just great.
1339541
I know it handles wood walls very easily and over a significant distance with plenty of volume. Most basements have wood floor ceilings, right? I have no experience to verify for sure but I think it will work well.
878277
The antenna will work "receive signals" any place, IMHO the higher its mounted the better, in attic, 2nd floor ok depends on distance from station and signal strength.If you have metal roof or siding then it probably won't work as well, RF does not penetrate metal.
1987644
Proabably not. It is advertised as being used for a large room or basement. We have 4 individual units in our shop, one for each major area.
2138598
I am not sure about the basement, maybe if the antenna is near a window. Mine is upstairs in my room and works fine with my digital converter box.
1388479
It depends on distance between house and garage. It needs a signal to work.
572948
It depends on how much moisture you have, but I am using it in a basement room about this size. It works well there.
190722
As long as the wood platform is slightly smaller than the bottom inside demenisons of the mail box it should work. Just fasten with two screws on each side thru existing holes in the mail box
1707282
No. It will monitor the overall temperature of the house and call if it is below. In the case where the levels have no access to the level with the unit, it might make sense to have 2. I have three levels and my unit is on the first floor. A basement and bedrooms are easily monitored.
88765
Yes. I have mine in a cabinet around a corner with door shut. Just make sure the mega hertz on the device matches.
198936
It should. My parents live in a two story house and it works fine when we visit them. My kids sleep on the basement and we are one floor up and we are able to see them. Hope it helps.
884604
Good question though -- what if one needs it in a basement or upper level? Will they carry it upstairs? Or down?
1004412
In the "before you buy" section, it says that it only boosts the signal horizontally, not vertically, so it may not help with the basement signal much! Let us know if it does, though!
1759315
Might work if you can place it near an outer wall or near a window. A basement might not allow for very good reception.
2183585
most certainly, works well, make sure you install grill between basement and first floor to allow air to move
1143901
i am using it from a HDTV cable box in my basement and transmitting to a tv in my backyard. Both are on the same level and about 15 feet away from each other and it works great.
99133
It should work just fine with a few minor adjustments. Our mail never comes at the same time of day so it saves many fruitless walks to the mailbox.
535251
I would think so. My Wireless unit is on the third floor of my house and I get a good signal in the basement.