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Looking to buy Arlo pro system but am defeated by 300 ft range of camera to base station. I have areas 700 feet away I wish to monitor. Is there a way to do this? Range extender? Or a chain of base stations? I do have a power source about 300 + feet away from my primary router.
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Jwwbjw wrote:
Looking to buy Arlo pro system but am defeated by 300 ft range of camera to base station. I have areas 700 feet away I wish to monitor. Is there a way to do this? Range extender? Or a chain of base stations? I do have a power source about 300 + feet away from my primary router.
Normal wifi on its best conditions is usu limited to 300ft ( clear line of sight ).
You cannot daisy chain the base units but you can run more than one ( each would cover a max of 300ft circle )
The only I can think of is running Ethernet cable ( which can be up to 300ft + with good cable ) to a second base unit but that would still limit less than needed.
( the only true way to expand coverage area is by multi bases ...BTW, no limit on the number of bases on any service level )
In your situation, you may be better served with direct wired cameras that would easily allow you to cover those kinds of distances
Morse is faster than texting!
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Jwwbjw wrote:
Looking to buy Arlo pro system but am defeated by 300 ft range of camera to base station. I have areas 700 feet away I wish to monitor. Is there a way to do this? Range extender? Or a chain of base stations? I do have a power source about 300 + feet away from my primary router.
Normal wifi on its best conditions is usu limited to 300ft ( clear line of sight ).
You cannot daisy chain the base units but you can run more than one ( each would cover a max of 300ft circle )
The only I can think of is running Ethernet cable ( which can be up to 300ft + with good cable ) to a second base unit but that would still limit less than needed.
( the only true way to expand coverage area is by multi bases ...BTW, no limit on the number of bases on any service level )
In your situation, you may be better served with direct wired cameras that would easily allow you to cover those kinds of distances
Morse is faster than texting!
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