What is the range of the RF control signal (in feet)?
370693
I went outside to the very back of our property and with the door closed, at about 75 ' away, it worked just fine.
370694
I don't know the range but ours is about 40 feet away from the base and goes through several walls. It works fine.
370695
30 feet is what is stated in the manual. I have no trouble at 20 feet, but haven't had any reason to go further to date.
370696
We have turned on lights from at least 50 feet away from the base. It works even better than we expected.
526610
At a distance of four feet.Low. 54DBMedium. 58DBHigh. 61DBTaken with my $100.00 Radio Shack meter which I believe is accurate but is not calibrated.
158788
I haven't actually checked the range of the wireless but I installed a wired back up "PYLE" on my truck and with the truck in idle them shaking made it impossible to see.I would try to find a much better brand than PYLE .
342149
You should get signal within 100 yards,. but 150 might have signal loss or weak connection...
526613
At a distance of four feet. Low. 54DB Medium. 58DB High. 61DB Taken with my $100.00 Radio Shack meter which I believe is accurate but is not calibrated.
1029130
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.
224251
According to their specs distance ranges up to 100 meters (329 feet)Here is the datasheet:http://www.addicore.com/2pcs-Addicore-nRF24L01-Wireless-Transceiver-p/112.htm
327794
I don't know the range, our farthest unit is about 200 feet from the receiver. It does not interfere with. nor is interfered by cable television or Internet. I have found it to be a very good product.
688252
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.
1519446
it all depends on the strenght of the incoming signal. It could go as far as 3 miles in line of sight.
23621
My experience has been that the signal begins to weaken at about 100'. Before I purchased this system, I called a tech rep at RCA to ask specific questions, one of which was the signal range. He told me it is designed to have up to 200 meters, which is around 600'! If you're using it at home, it should be plenty, but I use it at work, and am very displeased with the limited signal range.
592343
I have the devises with 10 meters distance, but from second to first floor and with walls in the way. Because of that, the signal is not perfect and at the begining I had to keep fixing the receivers anthena. If the signal is within the same floor, and/or no or few walls in the way, there should be no problem. 10 meters are about 35-40 feet. There is no need of line of sight. It should work OK because in my case I almost have the devises one over the other in different floors, with stairs and 2 half walls in the way. Finally, if you buy it, the package instrutions do not include the detail of how to sincronize the devices, just have to press the top of the UFO looking thing. I have the devises with 10 meters distance, but from second to first floor and with walls in the way. Because of that, the signal is not perfect and at the begining I had to keep fixing the receivers anthena. If the signal is within the same floor, and/or no or few walls in the way, there should be no problem. 10 meters are about 35-40 feet. There is no need of line of sight. It should work OK because in my case I almost have the devises one over the other in different floors, with stairs and 2 half walls in the way. Finally, if you buy it, the package instrutions do not include the detail... » Read More I have the devises with 10 meters distance, but from second to first floor and with walls in the way. Because of that, the signal is not perfect and at the begining I had to keep fixing the receivers anthena. If the signal is within the same floor, and/or no or few walls in the way, there should be no problem. 10 meters are about 35-40 feet. There is no need of line of sight. It should work OK because in my case I almost have the devises one over the other in different floors, with stairs and 2 half walls in the way. Finally, if you buy it, the package instrutions do not include the detail of how to sincronize the devices, just have to press the top of the UFO looking thing. « Show Less
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It has a range of at least ten feet, so take it from there. DON'T aim it at computer equipment, especially a wireless router. Mine accidentally got aimed at my router from about 8 feet distance, and my router started resetting itself over and over because of static buildup on the antennae. No permanent damage but very puzzling until I noticed I was getting a little zap when I touched the router, and then noticed the ionizer had been moved a bit. (cats)
1013758
Maximum Wireless Range (Line of Sight) 450ft Optimum Wireless Range (Line of Sight) 150ft
1389832
Depends on how high the signal strength is set with the knob...a few inches to several feet....
2232169
My range is at times as much as 50 feet. Most of the time I can have the transmitting source at one end of my home and I can venture to a different room at the opposire end before the Knivio begins to lose contact. There are instances when the range is much less. My range is reduced when the transmitting source is inside and I step outside the home. Reception is lost when the separation is as little as 10 feet. Another instance is when my bathroom's tiled walls seperate reception from transmission. Even at less than 7 feet.
1134398
This is not a Bluetooth connection. RF distance is determined by the transmitters output. The assigned frequency would be determined by the FCC and that frequency would have a range. So only the manufacture could tell you what the max distance could be. I know that many RF devices around the home will reach up to 200' or more. Plus there are boosters available. I know with some brands of trailer Tire Pressure Spenser systems some require a booster to send signal from the wheel to the display on the dash.