Actual Range of the wireless? What is the actual range of the wireless in meters?
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Hey there. The range is about 30 feet through walls. In an office environment you can typically get about 40-45 feet. 100m is about 300 feet...so you're going to need some serious transmission power for something to cover that large of a distance with good sound quality. It CAN be done...but it will cost a lot more than $159.
687137
Jose, There is no range. This is a wired not a wireless modem. I have mine connected to my wireless router
2076347
I'd say about 30 feet. I used it on my porch and in my bedroom. They are about 30 feet away where I park. Thing is, the Wi-Fi turns off when it's not being used and you have to go out and tap the side to turn it back on.
448285
I had my wireless unit about 300 feet (100 yards) from the base but the reception started to get 'spotty.' I would say that 200 - 250 feet would be a good maximum range.
1545762
I'm not sure what the range is, but mine is on a different floor and about 30 feet from the router and it works fine
1099575
That is a bit of a tricky question...there is significant attenuation if the signal is going through walls etc...The specs claim 150 ft indoor or 450 ft outdoor wireless range without obstructions.Incidentally, I found that these cameras died due to moisture when placed outside, personally I would only use them in a controlled climate environment. Alternatively, opt for a higher quality camera. The other issue is that the link is not re-acquired if it drops. I would come back home to a black screen and have to power cycle the camera frequently...not good. The more expensive models will re-establish the link. That is a bit of a tricky question...there is significant attenuation if the signal is going through walls etc...The specs claim 150 ft indoor or 450 ft outdoor wireless range without obstructions.Incidentally, I found that these cameras died due to moisture when placed outside, personally I would only use them in a controlled climate environment. Alternatively, opt for a higher quality camera. The other issue is that the link is not re-acquired if it drops. I would come back home to a black screen and have to power cycle the camera frequently...not good. The more expensive... » Read More That is a bit of a tricky question...there is significant attenuation if the signal is going through walls etc...The specs claim 150 ft indoor or 450 ft outdoor wireless range without obstructions.Incidentally, I found that these cameras died due to moisture when placed outside, personally I would only use them in a controlled climate environment. Alternatively, opt for a higher quality camera. The other issue is that the link is not re-acquired if it drops. I would come back home to a black screen and have to power cycle the camera frequently...not good. The more expensive models will re-establish the link. « Show Less
1763485
There are too many factors for anyone to give you a good answer regarding a possible increased range. For example; Is there a device nearby that may be degrading wireless signals in general? Poor electrical connections, a fridge capacitor failing, etc all can create problems.
2232169
My range is at times as much as 50 feet. Most of the time I can have the transmitting source at one end of my home and I can venture to a different room at the opposire end before the Knivio begins to lose contact. There are instances when the range is much less. My range is reduced when the transmitting source is inside and I step outside the home. Reception is lost when the separation is as little as 10 feet. Another instance is when my bathroom's tiled walls seperate reception from transmission. Even at less than 7 feet.
2259594
I have read some of the other responses, I am not sure what they were answering. Here is the 411. Most wireless internet connections have approximately 100 feet of range. The only thing that will cause a problem with what you have is if you are further away than the 100 ft or you have something in your house that cause EMF radiation that could interfere. Not much out there that could cause that kind of interference any more, some of the old refrigerators could do to the amount of electricity they pull. Most modern appliances are shielded to keep from interference. As far as set up, just follow the on screen guide. It is best to write down your modem code number so you don't have to keep going back and forth. Good luck, should be a synch for you to do.
1844569
Hello, I can't give you a precise distance, but the range is very short. In my apartment it would not work from my babie's room to mine (about 60 ft/20 meters). I had to buy a different one from Motorola that had a longer range.
687138
Range as in how far it goes wirelessly? Its not wireless. You would have to put a router.
1635337
Given that it works on Bluetooth, the typical range of Bluetooth devices are around 10 to 20 meters line of sight..
1291235
I can't help you with that question, I return to mine because the range was very poor would not connect across the room.
873978
Nope. Real RF meters measure at MW per square meter. This only reads RFs at MW per square centimeter.
1132505
Hm.. 30 meters? not sure, but i can check and update you on the same.I tried up to around 50 feet and works fine.
674851
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.
1354753
I have it inside my house, about 16 ft away from front wall, and I have connected outside the house, across the street about 50 ft away. Don't know actual range, but it's pretty good for my needs.