What is the range between the doorbell (transmitter) and the strobe (receiver)? Can it travel 100-feet through 8 walls?
1640525
I don't actually know, but I have enough confidence in the the set up to suggest a trial. Purchase the transmitter and receiver from a reputable dealer who accepts returns. Plug the receiver in the receptacle in the location where it will be used, and have an observer present. Put the battery in the transmitter and take it to the location where it will be permanently mounted and press the button. If it doesn't work, repack it in its original packaging and return to dealer.
1640526
we love the NuTone. We have two receivers, one upstairs andone in our family room. It can defiantly go 100 feet but I don't have that many walls to go through so can't answer that portion but we both are very happy with it.
1786816
I've never used it more than 100 feet away so I'm not sure. All I can say is it works well between floors. I've been two floors above my mother in our building (an older brownstone) and it works just fine. Otherwise, as the previous responder said, you might have to contact the manufacturer.
2185268
If you learn how to read, this is ZigBee, NOT Zwave This ZigBee-powered device has a range of 50 to 150 feet (depending on your home's construction)
1570816
I don't know, but I understand that there is limited range. So if your neighbor's mailbox is 100ft from your receiver, you should be ok. If it did go off, you could move your receiver further away in your house.
1845608
Jeff, the distance is standard on most of these and it is not exactly what the manufacturer says -- You can go about 100 meters (or 333 feet), but safe bet is about 300ft. Then you will need a repeater. Additional info can be found under http://www.axis.com/techsup/faq/index.php/?action=artikel&&cat;=175&id;=115358&artla;ng=en&highlight;= or google PoE Distance Limit. Good luck.
1602343
Mines about 200 feet. Straight line and receiver is upstairs. Put it closer to the house if you can.
1473879
It will depend on the length of the dock. I have one installed on a covered area behind my house. The sensor range to trigger the ultrasonic sounds and strobe light work well at 28 feet in my application. I am pleased with the results I have obtained in my application. The manufacturer will work with you to improve the application and settings if necessary. I recommend the product!
477612
It depends on where you are using the phones. If you need the reception to penetrate many objects like walls, the range is about 150 feet. If you have less obstacles it will go much further at around 300 feet. The walkie talkie feature on this phone has even better range than when on a phone call. This is a great product and I am very happy with it.
978177
I first placed the receiver about 50 ft away. It would trigger on when the garage door opened but not turn off when the door was closed. Contacted Skylink by email and received a response within 24 hours who suggested I place the receiver closer. It works well at 25 feet.
139745
I use it in my bedroom and therefore is only 10ft max at its furthest distance to the receiver. Works very well since I bought and used it. I do not think it would work 300 ft, let alone 100ft, just my opinion. Hope this helps.
1805295
I'm not sure of the exact range of this alert system. I had a distance of about 1/3 mile from transmitter to receiver. Regardless of the range, I would not recommend this product to anyone as it only worked for a few weeks before it started giving false alarms or didn't alert when someone was actually coming down the driveway. Look elsewhere for an alert system!
48671
No. Our mailbox is about 80 feet from the receiver and the signal has to go through two walls and a metal garage door.it works great. We love this thing.
1909529
The manufacturer states that the range is 150 feet. Mine is mounted about 100 feet away and works just fine.
803090
I have a motion sensor mounted in my hallway and the receiver in the garage turning on a loud bell(instead of the lights) when I'm away, that's about 25 feet through walls, I'm betting it goes farther.
1721740
depends on walls and wiring I get 100 feet in an old building, haven't tried to see how much further
1219321
I get about 150' out of mine. Much has to do with the battery, objects between you and your vehicle, where you placed your receiver. I use mine on my sons quad while its on the trailer. The remote will sound several hundred feet away and through glass when you set the alarm off.
592342
I have the transmitter upstairs and the receiver about 90 feet away in a basement. In that environment it is flawless. This is a 1954 house built by a major contractor for himself. The floors are thick sit on steel beams and the walls are plasterboard on top of lathe.