I have 4 wireless Lorex security cameras, (LW2100). I am occasionally losing connection with one of the cameras sometimes two. They are the cameras that are the furthest away. I see these cameras work on a 2.4 GHz frequency. Will a product like a Wireless 2.4 GHz Range Expander (Linksys WRE54G) work with these cameras?
Tags: lorex security cameras, losing connection, range expander
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July 3rd, 2011 at 2:12 am
No, because the cameras do not use WiFi, which the Linksys device is designed to extend. The Cameras likely use some form of analog 2.4 Ghz transmission.
The only effective thing you can do is relocate the receiver or receiving antenna, to better receive all of your cameras, or replace the wireless cameras with wired ones.