what is the recomended maximum distance for best reception camera to reciever
1155245
100ft if the camera can see the receiver,perfect line of sight, but I have 1 on the side of the garage with alumiumn siding 30ft from the receiver mounted at the window and it still cuts out 2-3 times a week for no reason
1155246
I did not have good luck with this camera. It did not work for me, no reception for a very short distance 25' or so. I think it is quite fragile also. You may have better luck but be prepared (I returned mine). Shame, too, because this is really what I need and i've yet to find an equivalent product. If you have suggestion please post.
1155247
Reception distance varies with number of walls it is going through. Not very strong signal after 50-75 feet.
1155248
highly depends. If has brickwall or just wall without window, door radio can passby, signal will loss a lot. I have 5 camara, I tune them , some of them got perfect and no loss, some continue to loss frames because no easy way for radio to passby. this is why Lorex has a model with wire and wireless combined
1155249
Just as a FYI. I have had a lot of problems with the cameras loosing signa. I'm sure that there is a spec on this from the manufacturer but I would reduce it by 50% as a guideline. If you have a problem with the camera the return policy is pretty bad.... meaning that you pay for shipping. Find another camera supplier.
85784
The signal range is approximately 100 m or 39 ft if UNOBSTRUCTED. If going through walls, doors or windows, the range decreased to about 33% of that. The camera requires light to get a good picture as it does not have any self-illumination, which would defeat the purpose as a security camera. The more light, the better the picture.
2075207
I'm not sure of the maximum. Ours was 50 ft long and got stellar reception.
1297500
I have one at my home pointing to a hunting cabin about 250 feet away from where the unit is. I have a wireless camera at the cabin and I never lose my camera. The signal is a little weak but it works. There is also all woods between the unit and the cabin. So if you have a clear shot I think you'll be in great shape. Hope this helps.
131908
My camera is just over 40' from the receiver and it is outside. signal passes through walls, doors, doorwall without any issues. the picture and sound are great.
959965
Based on the instructions if mounted in the vertical position the detection range is 50' its the best on the market that I could find don't bother with those little white driveway alarms they can't compare to the Rodann Electronics Wireless Remote, we use one of these at work to tell us when we have a truck pull up to our remote window and the reception on the receiver has a 1000' range. So I got 2 detectors for my home and one receiver that rings with different tones that you set so you know where the alarm is coming from. I have one in the back of the house and one protecting my driveway. It works great.
518936
It has a better receiver than my radio shack radio. I was impressed with the clarity of am, fm as well. 100 miles seems like a possibility if the broadcast station is a strong one.
1588104
Don't know. Sent it back the next day. Won't transmit more than 50 feet. Don't waisted youR money.I went for 8 camera system from CCTV.COM WORKS FLAWLESSLY
885463
Your reception depends on the distance between you and the stations you're trying to get. Ones in your area can be found here: http://www.antennaweb.org/Address.aspx Over 60 miles or so, you need a high mounted, in the clear, directional antenna.I used this site and all the stations were approximately 40 - 45 miles away over basically flat terrain. I get all that are available in this area.
2200396
No. This antenna is omnidirectional, which means it radiates a 360 degree circle. That means the signal strength MUST get weaker as a squared function of the distance. It's an exponent. What that means is that a 10x increase in range, like from 100 feet to 1000 feet, means a 100x reduction of signal strength (it's 10 to squared, so 10x10, so 100). i.e. forget about 1000 feet. If you don't understand the math or science of it, take my word for it, I work in wireless telecom. No matter what, when you're talking about 1000 feet with wifi, you're going to want a "directional" antenna, which focuses the signal towards your camera. Look for the words "directional", "yagi", or "patch". These types of antennas, when correctly aligned, and free of obstructions, can greatly improve range. However, be advised that with 1000 feet, you probably will want to put a directional antenna on the camera, too. When you get a connection, how many frames per second do you want, and how responsive do you want the camera to be? If the signal is very weak, you'll have lots of drop-outs, very slow frame rate, and terrible PTZ response. A stronger signal offers much better video surveillance. As for the guy who advised using a different brand of camera...forget that advice. Most wifi radios, whether in cameras or routers, must obey the FCC rules about maximum signal output power, so a different camera won't save the day. It's not dependent on the camera brand, it's dependent on the laws of physics and radio propagation. Camera brand differences will only make a small change for better or for worse. Now, cameras with directional antennas, that will help. That guy IS right about the range extenders, but you may find it easier to get two directional antennas.
1182257
It is 2-10ft diameter, so about 5 feet max from the receiver in any direction.
1013756
Maximum Wireless Range (Line of Sight) 450ftOptimum Wireless Range (Line of Sight) 150ft
654509
My setup only allowed me to take pics at 35ft. Cameras are the best in its price range and the service dept is great. Cant beat em.
1263682
Kind of impossible to say. Most quotes for range by manufacturers are theoretical based on max distance in a vacuum. If you are licensed to use this radio, you will understand its limitations based on the type of antenna and it's transmit power.For listening in, a dedicated scanner would be best. For transmitting, don't do it without a license!
131909
Our camera is in a church building and the receiver is in the house next door on an exterior wall opposite the church. The camera is on an inside wall twelve feet from the exterior wall, the buildings are separated by about 25 feet. The signal comes in at about 3 bars. We use this to provide nursery workers with a church service video and sound. For the price point, this is more than adequate.
737007
Its possible to answer this only for direct distance with no objects between them. What range do you need and what kind of walls/ how many r u planning to have between the transmitter and receiver?
451540
The camera communicates wirelessly with the monitor. There is no wire connection, so the effective distance may be limited. I find about 75 feet to be the max. Highly functional camera because it is portable and can be moved from place to place. Usually good reception at night. Overall, we depend on this camera to watch our property.