How far does the signal reach null

I have a 1500 sq ft ranch home with full basement. Router is at one end of basement. I get great signal throughout the home and yard.

It should handle 1000sqft with no problems

My home is 3800 sq ft with one very large room upstairs. I have 3 units installed....one in the laundry room, one in the family room and one upstairs. I have blazing fast speeds throughout my entire home with no issues. I bought a 4th device to plug in on the back patio to extend signal to the pool area in the summer. Even without the fourth unit I get decent wifi at the pool.

I have mine spaced out about 60-80 feet apart with no issues. Just try to line up in a relatively straight line. Long distance and going around corners did not work so well but the app walks you through it...

Depends on the environment, but in a 1300sqf single family home with regular wall construction (drywall, wood frame) One wifi point is all you need, more than that and you need 2, the 3 pack is priced well if you need to cover more than 25sqf

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I have a 1500 sq ft ranch home with full basement. Router is at one end of basement. I get great signal throughout the home and yard.
Answered by houl 7 years ago
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It should handle 1000sqft with no problems
Answered by skyranger01 7 years ago
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My home is 3800 sq ft with one very large room upstairs. I have 3 units installed....one in the laundry room, one in the family room and one upstairs. I have blazing fast speeds throughout my entire home with no issues. I bought a 4th device to plug in on the back patio to extend signal to the pool area in the summer. Even without the fourth unit I get decent wifi at the pool.
Answered by Ctrav 7 years ago
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I have mine spaced out about 60-80 feet apart with no issues. Just try to line up in a relatively straight line. Long distance and going around corners did not work so well but the app walks you through it...
Answered by Ctrav 7 years ago
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Depends on the environment, but in a 1300sqf single family home with regular wall construction (drywall, wood frame) One wifi point is all you need, more than that and you need 2, the 3 pack is priced well if you need to cover more than 25sqf
Answered by ECUJim 7 years ago
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