I live in a cement home. Will I have any problems with distance and signal going through walls?
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As long as there is an opening in the room where you place the unit, the signal should freely go through your house. To get the strongest signal in your situation, you may want to leave the door open to another room where you are taking advantage of the wireless signal. But the unit delivers a clear signal throughout my house and even outdoors for that matter. I have had no issues with signal strength in using mine, and the unit is an easy set-up with the software CD to manage your network.
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This Belkin unit has 4 MIMO internal antennas for better range and more powerful performance. The density of the walls and distance from your router to your equipment will be factors. You might want to consider theBelkin AB800DB which is a slightly better unit. You can buy with confidence from Amazon, which is why I shop there.
1268023
I've used this in my house up to a block away with little distortion or overlay. In the house should be fine with several walls.
1831509
Mine works at a range of about 50 feet through 4 x 10inches concrete walls with no problems.
69623
I depends. In my house, I have one camera up to 80 Ft away from the monitor without any reception issues even with some walls between them.
2256214
Not likely. It has good range but 200ft is pushing the limit by about 100 ft. Then concrete walls would make the signal weaker. I have a 1600 sqft house and it barely covers the property with a consistent strong signal.
1896008
I use it all over my house with no problem. What distance were you worried about?
395223
No. There are no issues. Mine works very well in the basement. The problem may be with your network. You can also update your software to the latest but I never had any issues from the beginning.
1085647
Dear Sir or Madam, The footage limitations of this speaker is 10m under no obstacles. If it meets door or wall, the signal will get weak. Thanks. Best regards.
327880
Signal traveling through a brick wall will decrease the range of the AP significantly. Even through thick wooden walls, the range and signal strength will be reduced.
1486655
We use our unit in the house with a button in the bathroom and one bedroom for safety reasons. In my experience, both buttons are easily pressed. The unit and buttons are about 40-45 feet apart with walls separating them and we have never had any problem with reception of signal.
1152790
router has no strong output signal I don't use it any more ,it is not the range that count ,if you have to much metal in the wall or floor, your signal can't go through.
2117917
We have only used inside building with it passing through walls @ a distance of 150' I am not sure about distance for line of sight.
1155247
Reception distance varies with number of walls it is going through. Not very strong signal after 50-75 feet.
919896
The thicker/denser the wall(s) between you and the router the shorter the range. I can usually get a usable signal over 150yds away from my house in 1 direction, maybe 50yds the opposite, and a decent (~100mbps) signal downstairs in the opposite corner of the house from the router. Wifi range varies so much with the environment surrounding the router that I just say it's "smoke and mirrors." Overall I like this router as it keeps up with my 100mbps ISP.
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I'm not sure. I live in a one story ranch home, so my transmitter and receivers are on the same level. Walls and floors do affect the transmission of the signal, but not as much as the 2.4Ghz system.
730757
Actually as per its data sheet. It send signal up to 9 or 11 miles if there Is no obstruction. .. I used it to get signal for 300 meter with one brick wall. You can find more detail at ubiquiti. Com
457256
Yes as long as you done have concrtetr or steel construction to interfere with the signal. If you do you need to be pretty close in range.