ill t work with 5g wifi ????? null

Those are two different things. It works with the latest WiFi which is WiFi 6

No. This system uses 2.4G band but thats good... thats what u want it to use. Wifi 6 and wifi 5 are different than 2.4G and 5G bands. Wifi 5 has been stanard for several yrs now and introduced duel band tech 2.4 G and 5G bands simultaneously. Meaning one 2.4 g and one 5g band available. 2.4g has more range but slower. 5g is faster with less range and thats why they were both there to connect devices too far away for 5G with 2.4G. It sounds like 2.4g is best for these cameras due to range and is fast enough for system needs. Wifi 6 is new standard and theres an upgrade to that coming soon. Still called wifi 6 but more features. Cannot recall details. Wifi standard come into play with your router. Unless u have recently upgraded that to new wifi 6 standard its probably still wifi 5 good but wifi 6 has greatly expanded ranges and added tri band wifi one 2.4G and two 5G bands to handle greatly increased traffic at higher speeds with all our internet of things (IOT) connected devices now. Most of the IOT devices run on 2.4G. As do the eufy devices. These should work fine on 2.4G band. The 5G is for heavy bandwidth loads like 4K 8K TVs ,movies, streaming online gaming with heavy data .demands at fast speeds. Don't sweat the 2.4G band connectivity it will free your wifi up for the stuff that really beeds the 5G band

At this time it only works on 2G.

I believe only 2.4 wifi. Unless you mean you are trying to connect it to 5G internet through a wireless provider, then I'm unsure.

No. That camera is connected to the base with 2.4 wi-fi.

According to the setup guide, the HomeBase 2 operates on the 2.4GHz band. It is my understanding that the base station is required and that the camera cannot connect directly to your WiFi network.

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Those are two different things. It works with the latest WiFi which is WiFi 6
Answered by MrkT 4 years ago
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No. This system uses 2.4G band but thats good... thats what u want it to use. Wifi 6 and wifi 5 are different than 2.4G and 5G bands. Wifi 5 has been stanard for several yrs now and introduced duel band tech 2.4 G and 5G bands simultaneously. Meaning one 2.4 g and one 5g band available. 2.4g has more range but slower. 5g is faster with less range and thats why they were both there to connect devices too far away for 5G with 2.4G. It sounds like 2.4g is best for these cameras due to range and is fast enough for system needs. Wifi 6 is new standard and theres an upgrade to that coming soon. Still called wifi 6 but more features. Cannot recall details. Wifi standard come into play with your router. Unless u have recently upgraded that to new wifi 6 standard its probably still wifi 5 good but wifi 6 has greatly expanded ranges and added tri band wifi one 2.4G and two 5G bands to handle greatly increased traffic at higher speeds with all our internet of things (IOT) connected devices now. Most of the IOT devices run on 2.4G. As do the eufy devices. These should work fine on 2.4G band. The 5G is for heavy bandwidth loads like 4K 8K TVs ,movies, streaming online gaming with heavy data .demands at fast speeds. Don't sweat the 2.4G band connectivity it will free your wifi up for the stuff that really beeds the 5G band
Answered by trueskye 4 years ago
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At this time it only works on 2G.
Answered by Bill7450 5 years ago
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I believe only 2.4 wifi. Unless you mean you are trying to connect it to 5G internet through a wireless provider, then I'm unsure.
Answered by William 5 years ago
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No. That camera is connected to the base with 2.4 wi-fi.
Answered by Mike 5 years ago
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According to the setup guide, the HomeBase 2 operates on the 2.4GHz band. It is my understanding that the base station is required and that the camera cannot connect directly to your WiFi network.
Answered by NeilR 5 years ago
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