Davis Standard Wireless Repeater w/Solar Power [7627]

Davis Standard Wireless Repeater w/Solar Power [7627]

Marsoni

M251S

$347.00

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Davis Standard Wireless Repeater w/Solar Power [7627]Wireless Repeater with Solar Power For longer distances or to improve reception in troublesome areas, add one or more Wireless Repeaters. Transmitting and receiving range for each repeater is up to 1000' (300M) outdoors, line of sight; typical range through walls under most conditions is 200' to 400' (60 to 120M). Includes solar panel, regulator circuit, and rechargeable battery. Use up to eight repeaters with a single wireless station, or form a

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Reviewed in the United States on March 4, 2021