How far can camera work from basestation null

I have 1 camera 130 feet away on outer building, base station in our brick home and works fine

Mine is about 100ft. I guess if you have a good signal from wifi it works.

I took mine out and put them on a fence row. Still had two bars. That’s through two walls and steel siding and out about 100’.

It can depend on what obstacles are between the camera and the base station. If the Wi-Fi signal has to travel through other electronics and mechanical systems (furnaces, water tanks, televisions, computers etc.) this will definitely cut down on the strength of the Wi-Fi signal. In my home, there is approximately 50 feet between some cameras and the base station. Although I only have two bars of Wi-Fi on some cameras, they all pick up great signals and record videos. If you have multiple levels in your home, or a very large distance between the base station and cameras, you can always purchase another base station. I have a total of nine cameras with each base station connected to approx. four cameras each. Be creative, it is definitely worth the peace of mind!

I have a few that are approx. 50 feet away & the picture is still crystal clear. If you put the picture from one of those cameras, next to one from a camera sitting next to the base station, the picture would be indistinguishable. So, they have the ability to still run at long ranges.

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I have 1 camera 130 feet away on outer building, base station in our brick home and works fine
Answered by jrhold 6 years ago
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Mine is about 100ft. I guess if you have a good signal from wifi it works.
Answered by Dave 7 years ago
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I took mine out and put them on a fence row. Still had two bars. That’s through two walls and steel siding and out about 100’.
Answered by Jimmy 7 years ago
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It can depend on what obstacles are between the camera and the base station. If the Wi-Fi signal has to travel through other electronics and mechanical systems (furnaces, water tanks, televisions, computers etc.) this will definitely cut down on the strength of the Wi-Fi signal. In my home, there is approximately 50 feet between some cameras and the base station. Although I only have two bars of Wi-Fi on some cameras, they all pick up great signals and record videos. If you have multiple levels in your home, or a very large distance between the base station and cameras, you can always purchase another base station. I have a total of nine cameras with each base station connected to approx. four cameras each. Be creative, it is definitely worth the peace of mind!
Answered by Cautious1 7 years ago
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I have a few that are approx. 50 feet away & the picture is still crystal clear. If you put the picture from one of those cameras, next to one from a camera sitting next to the base station, the picture would be indistinguishable. So, they have the ability to still run at long ranges.
Answered by Greens19678 7 years ago
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