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Is it possible to use a netgear range extender for arlo pro base station ? Could you suggest a netgear range extender ?
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I have to buy the Netgear EX7300 or a more economic model ?
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Pretty much any extender with an Ethernet port will work. The major reason for an expensive extender would be for features for other equipment that may connect or possibly to allow the extender to be placed even further from the router.
Remember that the extender simply allows you to reposition the base to a more favorable location and has nothing to do with allowing the cameras to be placed further away.
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Couls I connect with ethernet cable the ARLO Pro Base to a router netgear R7800 that is a powerful WiFi Router ?
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Sure - the basic configuration is to connect the base to a router. The extender is only to allow the base to be somewhere more central to all the cameras.
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Is it mandatory to have an internet connection ? I ask that because in my home I have many hard disk connected to the R7800 router and nowaday I have only an internet connection with 4G SIM that have a maximum traffic of 15GB each month. So i don't want to use my traffic to trasmit the video to the ARLO cloud
jguerdat wrote:Sure - the basic configuration is to connect the base to a router. The extender is only to allow the base to be somewhere more central to all the cameras.
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I've just ordered two arlo pro cameras with the PRO base station. Because I have a big home, if the cameras do not have a good wifi connection with the PRO base station could I use an extender ? What model of netgear extender do you suggest ?
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You can't use an extender for the cameras. You can use a second base so you can spread the coverage over the whole house if necessary. You'd have to spread the cameras between the two bases to do this. Or possibly use an extender to attach the single base to in a more cnetral location that evens out the coverage.
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