My gate (where I will install the ringer) is 120.0 meters from my house (where I will install the monitor)if I use enough wire will it work? I
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I cannot answer this question but I have one of my own. Where can I go to get an new connector or cable for the unit? In answer to the question above I think it would be worth a try
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When I installed the unit, the wiring connecting the external unit to the internal unit was not long enough so I added 15 feet of wire. The power supply of the base unit could handle the additional impedance of the new wire and it worked. You can test it by connected the coiled wire (in the package) between the units and see how well it works or if it works at all. If it does not work, you will have to figure out how to provide additional power at the external unit. You may need to contact the manufacturer for additional assistance. Or make it work through trial and error. The issue is going to be power to the external unit When I installed the unit, the wiring connecting the external unit to the internal unit was not long enough so I added 15 feet of wire. The power supply of the base unit could handle the additional impedance of the new wire and it worked. You can test it by connected the coiled wire (in the package) between the units and see how well it works or if it works at all. If it does not work, you will have to figure out how to provide additional power at the external unit. You may need to contact the manufacturer for additional assistance. Or make it work through trial and error. The issue is... » Read More When I installed the unit, the wiring connecting the external unit to the internal unit was not long enough so I added 15 feet of wire. The power supply of the base unit could handle the additional impedance of the new wire and it worked. You can test it by connected the coiled wire (in the package) between the units and see how well it works or if it works at all. If it does not work, you will have to figure out how to provide additional power at the external unit. You may need to contact the manufacturer for additional assistance. Or make it work through trial and error. The issue is going to be power to the external unit « Show Less
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You would have to use an adapter. This particular model is designed to work with 120.
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If you mean to use the button as a call or alarm button, with the chime unit elsewhere, should be fine. The distance is severely limited by metal, ie my apartment front door, which cuts the range to about 25 ft. But if you're in a normal wood-frame house, you should be fine. Clever idea! Doorbell button does have to be pressed firmly--you'd want to go over it several times with practice runs if you're dealing with frail or confused person. Best of luck!
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We just tested ours last night for you, the camera inside the house and myself with the monitor outside. I reached about 200' before I ran out of signal. At the 180' area it would work intermittently.
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This is an extender, thus will support the ORIGINAL resolution UP TO its own limitations. Its top limit is 1920x1200 @ 60Hz at a 100-foot distance. If your input resolution is 1920x1080 (which is lower than its top limit), then this extender will support it within 100 foot extension.
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No. Our mailbox is about 80 feet from the receiver and the signal has to go through two walls and a metal garage door.it works great. We love this thing.
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My sending unit is mounted on a pole approximately 400ft from my house. To get to the receiver the signal must pass through 4 walls. It works fine under those conditions.
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Yes, this should just work for that distance. We would recommend a minimum of 12-gauge wire, with 8 or 10 gauge reducing voltage drop (dimming) at the last fixture.
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Thank you for your question! This system can extend up to 180' in diameter. Please know that the signal is circular, but if you need to customize the boundary area, we would recommend an in-ground fencing system.
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The cell phone (connecting via blue tooth) needs to be fairly close to the base--10 feet or less. I have had the hand set out in the yard about 30 - 40 feet from the base and it worked ok--but that is only 1 wall (the house) - I am not sure how a second wall (the shop) would affect reception. Not really a definitive answer but about the best I can do.
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That's a good question. I plugged mine in a center supporting wall in the middle of my house and I can get the signal in my neighbor's yard over 200 feet away!
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I installed mine in the front door. The monitor is just over 4 1/2 inches in length and is positioned at the center of the door. Works great. Not sure about where you are installing this device. More information please.
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I'd suggest getting the adapter. I tried to use a gate with the same set up (wall on one side banister on the other) and it was not very secure. After putting the adapter on, it was as secure as having it set up between 2 flat surfaces.
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Mine is about 60 yards from house. Receiver inside. I had trouble at first getting false signals from the wind. Moved the jumper to med and now works great.
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Product description states the extender functions up to 150 feet. Mine is installed about 35 feet from the doorbell and it performs very well.
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Absolutely. Mine is a large standard metal box, about 200 feet away from my house. Works flawlessly.
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I purchased it to install bell ringer on a glass door, but my business is located in a metal (steel ) building and the signal most of the time did not reach the receiver just a short distance a way. Also another reason I thought it would work (I returned it) was that it did not have the range advertised when I tested it outside the building. It was no better than a very much cheaper unit I was trying to replace. I would not recommend it.