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Does the Arlo Bridge work to extend coverage to the Arlo Pro 2 camera system?
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Does the Arlo Bridge work to extend coverage to the Arlo Pro 2 camera system?
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No. The bridge is ONLY for the lights and has nothing to do with the cameras. To extend the range for cameras, you must either reposition your base or use multiple bases so each one has good connections to specific cameras.
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To add a bit of detail, the bridge uses a wifi link to talk to your router. The bridge then uses bluetooth technology to talk to lights.
As @jguerdat says, cameras and bridges have nothing to do with one another.
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