“what is the range of pick up from main to the cameras in feet ?Also if have same WiFi in 2 buildings but quit a distance a part would it still work. I am trying to cover shop as well as home - shop is about 100 feet from home ?”
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The further from the base the more the unit will struggle. If your WiFi is strong and fast it may work for you. However, as with any WiFi cameras there will be delays. It’s a good little system but does have limitations.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Specs show this to be at 110 feet, but I think this is only under direct line of sight conditions (usually is for spec purposes). In practice I have some dropouts (not a lot) from the unit furthest away from everything and that's about 50 feet or so through the house. Once set up, I put the sync module in the center of the house since the wifi is on the further side. I've seen that people in your situation end up adding a sync module. Also keep in mind it is a 2.4 GHz connection only for the wifi so there is potential interference depending on local neighbor's channels. That said, the system itself is easy setup and quite good.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.The Blink cameras have a field of view of 110 degrees - in the daytime, they provide enough visibility to identify an individual’s facial features that is 20ft away, recognize a person that is 32ft away, and beyond that depends on exact lighting conditions. At night, they provide visibility up to 20ft away depending on exact conditions. The range of the motion sensor is up to 15-20 ft depending on exact conditions. To set the Blink System up in these separate locations you would most likely also need two sync modules however you are able to set-up and access these separate systems from the same account by using our multi-system support feature.
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