What is the communication range?
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I've only used these indoors. To assess a true range, one would have to use them outdoors and walk as far as possble and then estimate how far apart the units were. Indoors, my partner and I were working in a 3-story residential building of about 6000 square feet. I had good reception everywhere in the building. It was of typical wood frame, sheet rock construction. In a steel framed building, results might have been different.
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Dear Customer,Thank you for your question ,yes ,26-28 MHZ range is available
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if there are no obstructions between users they can work for a couple miles or more. Mountains, concrete or metal buildings or interference from a nearby electrical room can significantly reduce range. We have very few issues at our facility where the max distance between users is 800 yards with metal buildings, offices and a 300' industrial production line (the exception being inside an electrical panel room).
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Hi Joseph,The range is better then 5' maybe 15 or so but if there is motion in the room between or behind the sending device it breaks the signal.
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Keep in mind, wireless communication is bidirectional (a sender and a receiver). Though 1000mw sounds impressive (it is the maximum allowed by the FCC), if your device(s) are not of near equal power, it will have trouble communicating back to the router. Think of it this way, say you have two people 300ft apart. You tell them to communicate without yelling. One person (representing this router) is given a megaphone, and the other person (representing devices) is given nothing. You can imagine what is going to happen. So in summary, 1000mw can really improve the range, but another, and typically ignored, limitation is the devices itself. I hope this analogy helps. Regardless, it's one helluva router! Keep in mind, wireless communication is bidirectional (a sender and a receiver). Though 1000mw sounds impressive (it is the maximum allowed by the FCC), if your device(s) are not of near equal power, it will have trouble communicating back to the router. Think of it this way, say you have two people 300ft apart. You tell them to communicate without yelling. One person (representing this router) is given a megaphone, and the other person (representing devices) is given nothing. You can imagine what is going to happen. So in summary, 1000mw can really improve the range, but another, and... » Read More Keep in mind, wireless communication is bidirectional (a sender and a receiver). Though 1000mw sounds impressive (it is the maximum allowed by the FCC), if your device(s) are not of near equal power, it will have trouble communicating back to the router. Think of it this way, say you have two people 300ft apart. You tell them to communicate without yelling. One person (representing this router) is given a megaphone, and the other person (representing devices) is given nothing. You can imagine what is going to happen. So in summary, 1000mw can really improve the range, but another, and typically ignored, limitation is the devices itself. I hope this analogy helps. Regardless, it's one helluva router! « Show Less
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Well, I downloaded an app for my phone but I do not trust it. My mild speaking voice is registering at 90dB on the app. I can give you an estimate though. Talking is between 50-65dB and I can talk to my wife without raising my voice while she has it on high. So, I'd guess it falls around 55ish.
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It has a pretty good range. About 6ft away. Static does come into play at times. It's not compatible with my newer Karaoke machine. I will have to try it with my older model.
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Hello Andrea. If your intercom system has a bluetooth transmitter, the "usual" operational range is 15 feet. I've heard of of other posts claiming 30 feet, but that's pushing it. If it's in line of sight, possibly, but pushing it. Hope that helps.
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I don't know how big the range is. It worked ok for me but the local stations are very close by. It probably average. It is going to depend where you live and the geography between you and the broadcast towers.
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The range is at least a few miles. I had a guy drive to a nearby store that was a few miles away, and he was able to stay in constant contact. Pretty impressive!
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I don't know the exact range. However, many other factors contribute to range operability i.e walls, metal, microwaves etc. I operate mine between several walls and approx.100 ft away so you should be o.k. (It is radio waves so "line if sight" is always best........
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I had little success communicating outside the walls of my one-story home. I wouldn't count on being able to use the voice communication beyond about 50 feet. Fortunately the "buzzer" call-signal worked for us.
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Since I use it inside my house, that's about the range that I have, maybe 40' . I'm sorry I don't have better information.
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It depends on the terrain that is between the two radios. I use mine in some rugged mountains. Sometimes we can only communicate with each other within a mile. That would be when both radios are off the top of the mountain with bends or valleys between the two. From mountain top to mountain top you can sometimes get upwards of 5 miles. On average, our party is usually within 2 miles of each other and we normally stay in contact.
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Not sure about a max range. But it has problems after a few feet. But take into consideration I'm using it at work and there could be interference from the machinery.
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Normal conversation level is about 60dB. This is a great meter for the price. Mine works well.
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It is a typical Bluetooth signal, so it depends. Bluetooth standard protocol is 5-30 meters. I can have my phone in another room with the door closed and the signal is great.