How far will these cameras work from base station. Thanks. Jr
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The base station is about 60-70 feet from one of the cameras. It works just fine. We have 4 cameras installed in our elderly mom's home. It's a great system as we can monitor it wherever we are.
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I have two cameras, one at 25 ft, the other one at 35 ft, they work perfectly.
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I do not know personally - have not done a range test. Samsung's specs claim 150 meters (about 300 feet). Actual distance capability would of course vary, depending upon other factors such as interference, obstacles in the propagation path, etc. sorry i don't have a better answer.
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Ours works up to at least 50 feet, but the range will depend a lot on what is in between (walls, concrete metal etc) the hand set and the base station.
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hi. i spoke to panasonic according to them the range is about 50 feet; but from my experience it depends a lot in the surroundings, for instance some remotes can cause interference and shorten the distance.
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Each camera needs AC power and has a power supply and extension, so you need to be within about about 15 feet from an outlet. On the wireless part, I'm getting a range of about 30-50 feet, nowhere near the 500 specified
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There is NO such thing as "range". They go as long as that electric wire goes. For stations to communicate, they must be on the same electric wire. See Product knowledge ..2nd picture in the picture gallery for detail
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You can also purchase larger antennas for these cameras for just a few dollars. With the larger ones you should not have any problems and much cheaper than a wireless range expander.
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Hey Brandon- The range on these is awesome! I had a gated community that I had direct line of sight to the antennae that was mounted on a pole 10' high, and was well over 500'. Let me know if you have any other questions or concerns. Thanks... Matty
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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.
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No, you have to send them in to be developed. They don't take very good pics if you are more than about 10 ft away either.
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We have the camera mounted on a garage about 60' from our cottage. I'm guessing we are getting about 100' field of view at that distance. More than adequate.
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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.
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I am not sure of the total distance you will be able to go, It all depends on where it is located and if it has to go thru any thick walls etc. Mine is about 100 feet away from the router box on the far end of the house outside and is very sharp picture wise. I have had it drop out sometimes and have to restart the cam. Not sure that has anything to do with the distance or not.
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That is a very good question. The Camera's are not equipped to put batteries in. You could try a battery powered adapter. The instructions say the camera's have a range of 40 feet. I have found that my reception is notconstant because of the metal in the house. They are about 30 and 20 feet and I get interruptions from the position I installed them and frequency is also interrupted by cell phones sometimes and power tools. I would enjoy knowing how you make out because I have places I would like to extend my range for viewing, if you try it..
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Hello DorothyI do not secure the receiver to anything just hide it in a bush or in/under something. You can check the range of the unit to camera on the menu page (little triangle next to view option). I have even put the receiver in a building and it works. No line of sight needed. I have three units so far for remote site security.Hope this helps...
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Realistically anything past a quarter of one mile will be luck. Using them in a desert/lake environment (some small tress and hills) that is the best they could do. Even in a clear line of sight we never achieved much more than the 1/4 miles without distortion.
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We have used the camera for 3 months for naps and nighttime. We have an old lathe-and-plaster house, so the walls are much denser than a newer house. The baby's camera is in the far corner of the house and we can get reception 4 rooms away (about 40 feet) but no further. There is a beep when you lose reception so you always know without looking if it's working. The furthest I've gone is 150 feet outside and it's been fine. Unless the whole house is between me and the camera.