Just wondering how many square feet will the signal cover? Our home is 2600 square feet, 2 levels.
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You shouldn't have any problem. I get a strong signal within 200 feet of the transmitter.
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It depends on many things like how strong is your incoming signal, where in the house you place your indoor antenna, how many walls between that spot and where you use your devices. My house is similar to yours and I only get one level of reception and at times it will flash to the second level. I took my outdoor antenna apart and it's just two pieces of bent aluminum (cheap). You can upgrade that or put a splitter on your indoor cable end and run an antenna to several places.
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Tammy R., Our house is about 1900 square feet, one level. It is hard to answer you question because we had about one to two bars on our phones before purchasing this antenna. But after I purchased it our signal went to 5 bars all through out the house. I did put the inside antenna in the middle of the house. It does work very well. I do hope this helps you!
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It works for us in a 2000 square foot home with two levels. There are couple of drop spots. Inside the bathroom closet, one spot at my office, but otherwise, it is quite good. You need to make sure the inside antennae is at least 8' from the box, and the outside antennae needs to be 25' from the inside box. It's quite good, and we are happy with it!
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An answer is complicated. In part it depends on the house, is it long and narrow or square. It also depends on construction, does it have plaster on metal lath, foil backed drywall, aluminum siding? Is it frame or block or brick for any interior walls? Dose the lower level have a suspended ceiling with foil backed panels? If the answer to any of these is yes then you should probably get an application engineer to review your application, or you can just install it and go from there. When placing one or more antennas think about how many walls or floors the signal will pass through, because every one will lower signal strength. Also, find out how strong the signal is outdoors, because you have to have a reasonable signal level in order for the amplifier to work at all.
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Good afternoon,One test will cover approximately 2000 square foot. If your home is larger than that I would recommend sampling one on each level. If it's smaller one near the stairwell will work. Please let me know if I can assist with anything additional.Regards,Rebekah ArmentroutHome Air Check
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I have 100 on mine, however the company states that you can go up to 200 without having to purchase a bigger power supply. Its not the length, it's the power needed to push the signal that length.
1567341
I have a large single-story home. I bought one of the less expensive products & found it would not cover the entire house. This unit covers the whole house with a strong signal & has been working fine ever since I installed it. For me, money well spent since I don't have to deal with this issue any more.
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I doubt it very much. I have trouble getting a good solid signal from stations only a dozen miles away. The signal strength meter jumps all over the place. If you have the antenna on the 2nd story you will have better luck.
919903
I have a 2500 square foot house and a shop on half an acre. There isn't anywhere on my property that I drop bellow 75% signal strength.
524020
I believe that the biggest factor is not a one story home or trees.....my house is as such....but the proximity to and the location of the towers that are sending the signals. If you go to Mohu's website, you can put in your zip code and get a pretty good idea of the reception you will receive. You can also call them for assistance. They are very helpful.
1661971
Not many. It Has strong signal in the room where the anntena is located, but weak in rest of house.
778118
My house is 10,000 sq ft., and it works well throughout. My guess is 150 to 200 ft.BK
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It depends on the layout - walls (brick, drywall etc) It gets good signal over a distance of 70+ feet through 5 walls (In terms of range that wold have you covered in a 5,000 sqft house). If you have a steel pillar in its direct range, it gets no signal even at 10 feet, but that is expected of any router.
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All I can tell you is this... if you have a fairly clear space without alot of trees, you should reach about 50 miles. We HAD a good signal until the trees bloomed their leaves and now no signal as we live in a Sherwood Forest type area of GA. I reach Atlanta some 30 miles away when the leaves are off with no problem. DBi gain, etc I do not remember, sorry. Also, I have a booster on mine I bought seperately and it really helps with digital channels.
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I have a 2400 sq ft home; the cameras are in the kids' rooms on one end of the upstairs. Our bedroom is on the other end, and we get reception all over the house. No problems. As far as outside of the house goes, i don't know yet because it has been so cold here. When it is nice, I can leave the youngest down for naps while the oldest and I go play outside or work in the garden. Don't know if this monitor will reach that far or not, yet.
1661970
Ours covers more than 1200 square feet upstairs really well, and boosts downstairs as well. You have to place the inside antennae correctly, but it does a wonderful job for us. I'm very glad we bought it!
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Seems to depend on factors like is phone base in a home or apt complex. In an apt the building structure gets in the way of the signal. In my home I can walk outside the house in the yard close to the house. I don't know a more exact answer measured in feet, etc.
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I don't have mine turned to a large area because I live in a small house on a small property. The system works great for us but I don't know the maximum area that it will cover. I love it.
715094
Depends on your floor material, if wood needn't, if cement I'm afraid the signal will drop to very low level and you'd best get a repeater or deployment another router.
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So long as the cable run is short. I have a pretty long cable run... and adding a splitter wasn't great for the signal. (Basement to third floor.)