What is the range on this? I want to use it in my in-law unit that is approximately 300 feet away from the base, and has to go through 2 brick walls?
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I'm not sure if it's gonna work... On my house, I have the main station on the first floor, and the extender on the second floor. With that, I can go about 100ft on the street before losing it. I don't think it would work with 300ft.
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Not sure how much range you're looking for -- it's not that far -- I have a Netgear Router as well and it works well with that== range up to 50 feet and through several walls and a garage
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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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We are out of US and have concrete walls other systems would not work. We have doorbell button mounted on thick wood gate which is 40 yards away from the receiver. The motion detector is about 35 yards. They work great together and currently we are waiting on another receiver that someone is bringing to us to be able to put in another location so we can hear it by the back pool. We tested the first receiver and it went that far throught the solid block walls - 60 yards
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The unifi inside starts dropping at about 35-50' when it hits walls and various normal interior house surroundings. My house is 120' long I set one in center and one on each end to get the phones that are the hardest to get to work properly. The issue is mostly with the device in use rather than the Unifi do not expect 300' to be a solution as most devices will never be able to talk back at that range. But at there price it was a steal to set up a real 1st class WiFi system.
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At just 30 feet you would get a strong signal, yes. Not sure you need a unit with this range capability for just 30 feet and nothing blocking, maybe something cheaper would do as well. Suggest to look at the other Hawking indoor repeater units, as they would likley do the job.
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LOL Actually I am working on mounting it right now. It depends on the distance. If it's just a couple hundred feet or less, it will work. With the testing I have done so far, before permanently mounting it, it will go 200 ft. and through my block house. There are two rock terraces in front of my house that are keeping it from going further though, so I am mounting it higher off of the ground and I will see if that works.
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The stated range is 600 feet. I never tested it over 300 feet. After three months with the product my range had decreased to less than 100 feet. I would recommend it for in-yard use. I ended up replacing it with a similar offering from dogtra.
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I have mine in a home office, up high on top of a bookshelf (about 6 ft). I get plenty of signal through 2 or 3 walls all the way at the other end of the house, and also outside in the driveway and the backyard. Easily 100 feet away in the house, more than that outside - once again through multiple walls. Important to note that these are wooden / wallboard walls with no metal studs.
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Mine works up to 20 feet but it also depends on the placement of the unit. I live in an older home and we have noticed the connection is very weak if the wireless/Bluetooth connection is trying to go through a load bearing wall.
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if there are no obstructions between users they can work for a couple miles or more. Mountains, concrete or metal buildings or interference from a nearby electrical room can significantly reduce range. We have very few issues at our facility where the max distance between users is 800 yards with metal buildings, offices and a 300' industrial production line (the exception being inside an electrical panel room).
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With my experience, range is not as promised. 40' through two thin walls coverage stinks, fyi. No chance on 300'.
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No more than 30 feet. Less if there are walls in between. Works as well as other BT devices I have.
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Hey Jeremy! We've found that we can go as far as 20 feet from our unit, and it works fine, but that's the limit. If we go further, it cuts in and out. A safe distance would be 15 feet. Good luck! :)
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I have mine in the family room and it has to go through a brick wall that surrounds the patio as well. Once in awhile it does not go off. But other than that it works great. But it should work if its not to far from the transmitter.
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I use it when the grandkids are here. I would have to say 100 to 150 ft is the absolute MAX. I have it upstairs and tried to walk next door and it cut out just as I came to the middle of their driveway. I hope this helps.
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We have not had any problems with the system interfering with our wireless internet or phone system. Unfortunately, I don't know what the maximum range is. We have a 2,900 square foot home and haven't had issues with the range.