Do you get coverage from a 2 story home?
758543
Hi Ellen, we didn't have any problem at all. As our bedrooms are on the 2nd storey & living/dining rooms/kitchen on the 1st storey, we are able to monitor our baby whenever we left him alone. :)
758544
Yes, our room is downstairs directly below the nursery, always have a good signal.
758545
Yep. The bedrooms are on the top floor and it worked fine in our underground basement, as well as in the backyard two doors down when we'd get together after the kids went to bed.
758546
No . . . We have a split level home, and it only works on one side of the house. Only receives signal in bedrooms adjacent to the baby's room. Does not get reception in family room, kitchen, porch where everyone is.
758547
We have a 1300sf home and coverage is spotty. Sometimes better than others, but it is not consistent.
2155035
I think it will depend entirely on your setup. For instance for me using Verizon, I have outside signal strength of - 98db for voice and - 101db for 3g. I have inside antennas mounted on living room ceiling 8ft up right in the middle of the room. My living room is about 400sqf. But usable coverage extends to an area roughly 1000sqf for me. But honestly I think if I mounted higher it would be more coverage. The signal from inside antenna roughly is cone shaped coming from it. So again the better your outside signal and the higher you mount inside antenna the more you would get. I think mine would probably cover 2500sqf if mounted upstairs in my house. But where I have in living room signal actually goes upstairs. And once I'm outside I have coverage anyways.
1855732
I'm not sure. In a std. 4-over-4 colonial with largish sunroom at the back, we regularly mix up units 1 and 2 by carrying them to other parts of the house. Coverage extends to the basement as well. Seldom use these phones outside.
1952351
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.
1994146
dont know! lol bought it for my brother. if you have homeowners insurance you should be all set! lmao
78542
No I don't believe you have to have insurance but you might want to double check with an insurance company first
1468373
I have a couple sites where I used two units to get coverage for the entire floor. As long as you use the same SSID and password for the APs, you should have a hard time with going between the one with stronger signal.
435410
Sorry, I'm not sure..I decided not to get this coverage as it didn't provide all the coverage I needed (i.e. on other equipment I had that I wanted coverage on)...
2177841
Hi there. Yes, from my personal experience, I have one unit on 2nd floor, 1st floor and basement in my home. Hope this helps.
2127370
Im not sure of what is covered. I purchased the coverage for a digital camera. Not sure about that either. I have yet to recieve paperwork on my coverage...
1853222
It depends on actual enviroment. Some house have more obstacle (like drywall, insulation) will have smaller coverage. in most case it will be have at least 20-30 ft. Without any obstacle, it will even have 100 ft + coverage. Please make sure you turn on "WIRELESS N" function on your modem you have a Wireless N 300mbps (not 150mbps) wireless adapter.
585602
We have a two story home and coverage is complete including garage and back porches.
1688645
Absolutely! It never hurts to operate 2 at the same time. That's what I do and it takes care of our 2,000 sq.ft. Home. Consider the size of your house and g by that. These are the best you can buy in my opinion.
646425
Yes it covers two channels. It's my second unit for another room. works perfectly. Good value.
695599
No, if you have 2 year coverage that means you have 2year coverage. 24 months if your printer breaks down in the 13th month you are still covered I was. That's why I got extra coverage my printers always seem to break down after a year or so.
839812
I have not seen this and I have a layer on the slope of my roof as well as the ceiling. Our verizon service is fine via iPhones.
1736760
If you have a one story, it drops too much. If I were staying in my home, I would have found a way to put legs out to help support the drop. If you have a second story you will have plenty of room to work woth