will this be good to extend to an house which is 500 feet away ? or do i need to install one more ?
620160
depends on how strong the signal is getting sent out...I'd say 500 feet is very far...I used it for about 100 feet, through a metal garage however, but it struggled. It also depends on how strong the wireless adapter is that's built in the computer (that you're hooking this up to). a better solution is a wireless bridge.
1030196
As you can see it comes w extenders , check the max height and how low it will be w the lowest extender. Plus you twist it up ward so if you use 1less or no extender I think you should be ok. For my place I need the complete pole before even locking it to ceiling.
2013153
I used a 50 ft. extension when I used mine and had no trouble. The voltage draw isn't continuous so I would expect no trouble.
1756139
Should be no problem. It comes with an extender. I never use it and my ceiling is about 9'
977144
Yes, you can extend the range with additional transmitters. We use it on 27 acres. But keep in mind that the range of EACH transmitter is only about 90 feet max. from the center of the transmitter (radius) in a circular pattern (180 feet diameter). To get a larger range you must use more transmitters in an overlapping pattern and on different locations. Keep in mind each unit requires an electrical outlet. We use one in the front, back and both sides of the house, mounted under the roof overhang in a dry location. Best would be inside near a window since the units are not moisture proof but you limited range depending on the construction of your house (brick, rocks, metal roof or siding, trees). With more transmitters our 3 dogs can roam happily around the house. They learned very quickly and stop now even short of the range selected on the transmitters.
1886229
I extended it 80 ft, but your going to need cable connectors tools and knowledge of soldering to extend the or receiver wire
1099353
Yes Seth this would work. Remember the home plus has a 100 foot line of sight range. if you are going through walls and floors it will reduce the range.
1684325
I have mine mounted on the wall of a 3 car garage (inside). It reaches most of the two story with walkout basement house fine, as well as the backyard and pool area. I get a weak signal in an adjacent shop building, and use an amped range booster set up for the ubiquiti to feed my computer there. With that in mind, saw no need to mount it outside as I had initially planned.
1925141
I doubt it. If so the signal strength would be poor. At 500 ft, I'd hard-wire.
1850826
Mine works on my roof to 3 houses down and across the street to another house I own. Approx. 600ft with no issues.
1879837
If its 8 feet tall, then yes, you will need an extension. If its 7 feet tall, no you should be fine....
1230598
Not 100% sure if you will be able to extend that far but what I can tell you is when extending the wifi signal you lose performance and internet speed the farther the extender is from the router and the farther your products that you will be using are from the extender hope this helps
868918
It's a great product I use it in a 500sqft room and it works well. If you have multiple rooms I think you would need additional units.
779095
HI RAD, no I have the two units in the picture and have one installed at my front door and the other in my detached garage (about 125 ft. thru a building) Works great.
526708
My main router is in my basement. I put the extender upstairs, on my first floor which is about 200 feet away from the extender. It reaches another 1,000 feet to our second floor guest rooms. Best purchase we made and the company is extremely helpful.
1463233
Is does not matter. I recommend you place them as far apart from each other as possible in order to get more range. You should consider purchasing an extended cable.
1454280
I can go 50 ft in any direction of my house and it works. It may work further away than that ,I checked it at the street in front of my house and at the alley behind me