“Is it possible to use 2 cameras at one site and 2 cameras at a different site from the 4 pack? Is a separate home base needed for both sites?”

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• The base station is the wifi receiver for the cameras, cameras would need to be within 300ft of the base station. If the second site is more than 300ft away, a second base station will be required.

  Answered by Rebelrk 10 years ago

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• No. All the cameras have to be in range of the base station.

  Answered by Bobby 10 years ago

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• Yes. I have them all over my house. But I don't see why they can't be in separate locations.

  Answered by Nina 10 years ago

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• I think they all have to be hooked up to the same wireless network.

  Answered by JoMana 10 years ago

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• If those cameras aren't to far from the base you can. If they are at completely different locations they will not work. Must be within 100 feet of the base.

  Answered by rival1 10 years ago

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• Not unless you have two base units. Each camera must "talk" to the base unit for set up and to transmit video. The camera cant work completely by themselves.

  Answered by DesertLawman 10 years ago

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