What is the range? I'd like to cover a shed in the back yard about 50' from the control panel.
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I have 4 of these in my concrete apartment building being 50 long and works between the concrete floors so it should easily if the shed is wood. I also have a sensor on my metal shed door.
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Hi. Might be a little tough to get exactly half inch. You will have peaks and valleys. I would estimate maybe 1700 bd ft coverage to be safe. David
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It is pretty close to 100ish yards. At that distance it's pretty darn small in the sky. I have had mine pretty high up there and was still able to control it.
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Depending on the size of the area you are covering, the unit runs at 800Watts max and will cover a range of 100ft.
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I have one in my shed which is aprox. 80-100 feet with only obstructions being shed and house walls. Have set it off a couple times by accident. If you want to test it for distance use 2 cell phones. Call one, leave it on and set it by the head unit. Set head unit to chime with noone else home and then put your phone on speaker and put the sensor in a coat pocket so it cant sense motion. Go to where you want to test it and take it out of your pocket while listening for the chime from inside the house over your phone. Remember to wait minimum of 20 seconds with the sensor in your pocket before trying to test it again so it can reset without motion. Good luck. I have one in my shed which is aprox. 80-100 feet with only obstructions being shed and house walls. Have set it off a couple times by accident. If you want to test it for distance use 2 cell phones. Call one, leave it on and set it by the head unit. Set head unit to chime with noone else home and then put your phone on speaker and put the sensor in a coat pocket so it cant sense motion. Go to where you want to test it and take it out of your pocket while listening for the chime from inside the house over your phone. Remember to wait minimum of 20 seconds with the sensor in your pocket... » Read More I have one in my shed which is aprox. 80-100 feet with only obstructions being shed and house walls. Have set it off a couple times by accident. If you want to test it for distance use 2 cell phones. Call one, leave it on and set it by the head unit. Set head unit to chime with noone else home and then put your phone on speaker and put the sensor in a coat pocket so it cant sense motion. Go to where you want to test it and take it out of your pocket while listening for the chime from inside the house over your phone. Remember to wait minimum of 20 seconds with the sensor in your pocket before trying to test it again so it can reset without motion. Good luck. « Show Less
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Not sure I've ever seen an advertised range. I've accessed mine on our back patio which is about 60 feet away and it worked fine.
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Hi Kelle,The transmitter is the center of the circle and the radius can go up to 90' or 180' across the entire circle. Your yard will need to be very flat and your house should have wood walls and there shouldn't be many trees if any in your yard. Hills of any sort, brick or aluminum siding and trees can cause the fence to have range issues in those areas. If you can set the transmitter in the very center of your yard it could cover a portion of it. Let us know if you have more questions.Thanks,EZDogFences
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I've successfully used it up to 50 feet away, but don't know what the longest possible range is. You do not have to be in line of sight -- it will transmit through doors and walls, though the range is reduced.
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the range is impressive. I've tested mine at 40 feet behind a wall and its perfect. amazing really.
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Mine is about 50 feet away from the main base and works fine -not sure about 150.
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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.
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Not sure..but my router is in front room of house and this is in back..probably 50 ft. It works great...
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It is very simple. Just like setting up a wireless router. 50-60 ft should be no problem as long as there are no obstruction. With clear line of sight you can cover 150-200 ft. Hope this helps
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I never tried to check the distance. I have a 1500 sq ft 2 story house and I have coverage everywhere including the front patio and back patio. probably through 2-3 walls and about 30 ft outside of house
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I never really measured it out, but my house is about 30' x 50' and it gave me good coverage. We had a few dead spots, but overall the whole house was covered.
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I have a cinderblock house covered in stucco and 50's plaster on the inside. My garage is stucco also. I have a sensor inside my garage and the main unit can still read the sensor through both of them and about 20 ft away. clear open area this will do 100 ft no problem.
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Probably 60 feet or so. Very good range. Circumference and distance.Best one I've ever had. Adjustable for both ranges.