What is the effective distance that the transmitter and receiver are able to handle? I would like to mount a camera to the back of a travel trailer. Will this cover 20 feet? Thanks.
1761696
Would recommend moving the transmitter to front of the trailer and set the receiver as close to the rear of the towing vehicle as possible. Actual useful range is about 15 to 20 feet.
1761697
at a clear line I think it would work ok I tested mine out before I used it although only on a auto I tried it at a longer distance and it worked. It would also depend on what is between like a tv working microwave etc
1761698
I have a 40' enclosed car trailer. I ran the transmitter to the front of the trailer. It is still spotty because the transmitter is inside the trailer. If the transmitter was mounted outside the trailer it would work a lot better. But when the video does work, it works great.
1761699
I do not know for sure, but I would not recommend this product for wireless needs. The camera and monitor are outstanding but the wireless transmitter and receiver quit working nearly a week after installation. Amazon has not responded to my complaints as of yet.
971572
I use this for portrait and real estate shoots, so my clients are usually within 20 feet of my camera setup. The manufacturer says it can maintain good speed connections up to 150 ft. Haven't had the need to try it from that far away.
1610481
The range is up to 20 feet 360. It will work between romost without obstruction. I wouldn't push the outer limit of the range, maybe 15 ft. To be safe.
1802538
Difficult to answer without having access to the design specifications. I suggest you ask the manufacturer. The challenge would be the distance as much as the fact that the metal trailer would be between the transmitter and the receiver.
1780958
I got my 100' tape measure out and tested the remote for this unit. It topped out at 37'. Line of sight only. Will not go through walls or around doors.I can't explain the disparity between my range tested and Mr. Henderson's range. As well, the on and off was nearly instant the whole distance until it stopped responding completely at 37'. Either way, 22' or 37', this is a really nice piece of equipment.
916206
Don't know how you came up with "miles." This is NOT a device that will send images to a smart phone. The camera/transmitter sends the audio/video to the wireless receiver connected to a TV monitor in your house which, in most cases, will be less than 100 feet from the fixture. The instructions don't mention a range but the signal weakens with distance from the receiver and the reception will vary depending on various factors.
1779394
Hi, I have a 750' driveway that is heavily wooded. I have the transmitter way up there and it transmits through trees, shrubs, and a concrete stucco house with no problems. This rig is the shiz-nit. The relay functions are great, they can turn on lights or take pictures....how ever you have it set up. Great set up...Bob.
1271570
The range depends on what is between the transmitter and receiver. For example, a reinforced concrete wall or one with a foil vapor barrier will reduce it considerably. In my case they are separated by about 50 feet with only interior walls between them. The only way to check is to install the device and see if it works.
437360
Mine is installed on a pickup truck but I've seen some units come with a 65 foot wire from the receiver to the camera. I wouldn't recommend a wireless unit.
2058340
As with any Antenna.... It is a matter of Antenna Height above the ground versus trhe number of signals in the surrounding area... Mounted on top of my Travel Trailer I received excellent reception of stations 75-100 miles away, by using the amplifier that came with this unit... Hope that helps you.....
1802540
Well, not sure if there is enough range for the transmitter to send a signal to the receiver. You can try it, and if it doesn't work, return it right away. You will need to have a power source for the camera's transmitter like your backup lights wiring so the transmitter will send the camera image when you put your vehicle in reverse. On two backup cameras that I have, I've had to not use the quick wire taps for the transmitter cord and, instead, solder the wire on to your existing wiring since the quick wire taps will come loose over time. I found that even the plastic covers inside the trunk of my car interfere with the reception, so I had to mount the transmitter inside my trunk compartment instead of hidden inside the cavity between the plastic and the frame of my car......and it's a Miata which is a very short car and short distance for the transmitter to work. I don't know if the transmitter has to be inside something to protect it from the weather. I assume so.
422626
I am not sure about the distance range of transmitter. Could be available in technical specification of product. But definitely it has enough range as far as usage is in car.
1853646
I am able to get around 300 feet with clear reception but after that it fuzzes out and will blue screen back and forth. You need a direct line of sight between the camera and the receiver also. If you are mounting the camera on a 2.4rc device, you may have more or less interference between the two radios. A tip: bind your rc first and then bind your camera. It is less likely that you will have interferance on the rc device that way.
1279179
reception seems to be 15 to 20 feet transmission 10 to 15. it varies with the quality of the transmission device on the receiving device but I would say 15 feet either way would be safe.
2075208
Maximum of 50 feet is recommended. Found his dish nearly impossible to find necessary satalites for HD that must be done each time I relocate my motorhome. Abandoned this unit for a "tailgater" and love it.
1297500
I have one at my home pointing to a hunting cabin about 250 feet away from where the unit is. I have a wireless camera at the cabin and I never lose my camera. The signal is a little weak but it works. There is also all woods between the unit and the cabin. So if you have a clear shot I think you'll be in great shape. Hope this helps.
330639
Unless my Veebeam is defective, the line-of-sight range is approximately 15 feet. You could do the same with a cable. But, it will push your video to the receiver and be watchable.