You can expect more distance compared to any other home wifi system. However, like anything that is transmitted it depends on the environment and what is in the way of the wifi unit and the receiver. In my case, I have it mounted outside and I am on five acres of land and clear view of the Orbi Outdoor Expansion unit…
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You can expect more distance compared to any other home wifi system. However, like anything that is transmitted it depends on the environment and what is in the way of the wifi unit and the receiver. In my case, I have it mounted outside and I am on five acres of land and clear view of the Orbi Outdoor Expansion unit. Anywhere on my five acres I receive a good strong signal. The farthest point from the unit is 650 feet away. Keep in mind this is line of sight from the unit with nothing in the way. No buildings, trees or shrubs.
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You can expect more distance compared to any other home wifi system. However, like anything that is transmitted it depends on the environment and what is in the way of the wifi unit and the receiver. In my case, I have it mounted outside and I am on five acres of land and clear view of the Orbi Outdoor Expansion unit. Anywhere on my five acres I receive a good strong signal. The farthest point from the unit is 650 feet away. Keep in mind this is line of sight from the unit with nothing in the way. No buildings, trees or shrubs.
YMMV based on wall material. Eg Metal, wood. I have set my 2 remote satellites up on the inside of glass windows with almost linenof sight. One of the satellites is the outdoor model. I was not sure this setup would work, so I have the option to place the outdoor model on the outside of my remote building.
Definitely yes for the 120 ft distance. 430 ft I don’t know. It should given the radius is 1250 ft. YMMV for signal strength if there are physical structures between the 430 ft building.
