How long distance this wireless pagers works from the main transmitter ?
1721740
depends on walls and wiring I get 100 feet in an old building, haven't tried to see how much further
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
274534
Abdullatef, our home is rather large (6000square.ft) and the router is on an upper level and we have experienced no problems with range or reception. I love that I can see and/or respond to people at my door from anywhere and they do not know if I'm home or elsewhere. I've accepted packages while across town at the movies and I hauve gotten rid of pesky salesmen from the comfort of my living room. Works as intended and as advertised. Great purchase.
327796
I ordered mine for an assisted living home 2800sq work just fine the pager works when outside and very very loud. also have tv,satillite,wireless and telephones and no interference.I am very pleased with mine. hope this helps.
526707
This unit needs to be located where it can detect a 70% signal strength from the router. Since WIFI is environmental result will be different. Typically though you can set this about 30-40 feet from the router and it will connect.
320502
With no obstructions, about 30- 40ft. Make sure you have the transmitter and door magnet sensor touching each other.
772113
I have been able to work 2-meter repeaters 45 miles away with a telescopic antenna. It depends upon the terrain of course.
540000
I have mine on the pool deck about 120 ft from the transmitter and works fine. With battery power or plugged in Should work up to 500 ft. Haven't tried that distance yet.
162931
unless you make a duplex directional wi fi transmitter antenna and duplex receiver or have a few signal boosters along the way 2,640 feet is a little far for wi fi no matter how good the equipment. If you go line of sight no obstructions at all I have been at 400 feet. but i will not leave equipment out side to have that range.
619360
500 ft is a stretch. Mine is currently about 50 ft from the router, and I'd imagine (speculating here) that it would work well until 100-300 feet with a clear line of sight. I'd suggest looking into a wifi repeater - a quick Google search provided some good resources.
649497
It is a radio transmitter that works great! I get a range of 100 ft easy! Just make sure you turn them off when done or next time you will have dead batteries.
332742
It has a range of at least ten feet, so take it from there. DON'T aim it at computer equipment, especially a wireless router. Mine accidentally got aimed at my router from about 8 feet distance, and my router started resetting itself over and over because of static buildup on the antennae. No permanent damage but very puzzling until I noticed I was getting a little zap when I touched the router, and then noticed the ionizer had been moved a bit. (cats)
232960
I have mine set about 40 and 50 ft from receiver, both of which are transmitting through one exterior wall and 1 or 2 interior framed walls, with the receiver near mid point, and no problems after a couple of months. As others stated, the update is not immediate, so give it a while for the initial reading. Also, if you move the sensors, I found it helpful to take the batteries out of everything and start again - only takes a couple of minutes and gives some peace of mind. I think without heavily insulated walls, the range is probably more but have no proof.
1799824
It should easily reach that far. I just tested it and it was a good 20 some feet before it started bugging out. Just know that some wireless sources can interfere with the reception.
2046132
The device manual says that it can transmit up to 150 feet distance. It is always best to have the device near the wireless receiver, if possible. It should be able to send across several floors as long as the signal doesn't get obstructed. I believe your distance from the tower to the device will play a bigger role in signal strength than from the device to the wireless receiver. You can also connect an external antenna to the device if it cannot get a good signal from a tower.
10018
That appears to be in the frequency range of the dongle. However, I would suggest you set up an outside antenna in the air as high as you can. That pager signal is probably coming from high on that tower. If the signal is strong enough you will be able to record it.
2139045
My estimate is about 50 feet but the signal strength falls off quite dramatically at that distance. In our 3,800 sqft house there are areas where I have no signal. The house has 3 levels with all 9' ceilings. I will be installing a range extender. The router works otherwise quite well!