Wireless Transmission
Add cameras where cabling is tough with our wireless transmitters & receivers. Build point-to-point links with wireless bridges, blanket areas using access points and wireless routers, and pair video transmitters with receivers for clean links. Fine-tune range and reliability with high-gain antennas. Most options support PoE and outdoor, long-range, line-of-sight installs.
Featured Wireless Transmission Manufacturers
- $234.83SKU: MUHF101
Speco MUHF101 UHF 700 Frequency-Selectable Professional Microphone Line
- Auto-scan function can locate interference-free channels easily
- True Diversity technology ensures quality reception
- Constructed from durable plastic with a ½ rack design
- Squelch adjustment
- Balanced XLR connector and unbalanced ¼″ jack audio output
$234.83Low Price Guarantee - $629.66SKU: SK9011
Comelit SK9011 RF Receiver 868 MHz
- Basic Stand-Alone Hf 868 Mhz Receiver
- Integrated antenna
- Manage primary and secondary doors
- 12Vdc power supply
$629.66Low Price Guarantee - $94.89SKU: SK9014
Comelit SK9014 Remote Antenna for RF Receiver
- Remote Antenna For 868 Mhz Receiver
- Allows you to increase the radio receiver range
- Surface mount and 3 m cable
$94.89Low Price Guarantee - $231.37SKU: SNCA-AN1
Sony SNCA-AN1 External Antenna for SNCA-FW1
- Boosts wireless communication range
- Connects via a wireless LAN network
- Connects via a wireless LAN network
$231.37Low Price Guarantee - $59.79SKU: 13-554
GE Security Interlogix 13-554 Honeywell to GE Wireless to Wireless Translator
- Converts up to 64 Honeywell wireless sensors to GE-compatible wireless signal
- Unique wireless ID (loop) for each zone, plus 1 for translator
- Back-up Batteries
- Tamper Supervision
- Supports PIR, FOB, Door-Window, and Panic sensor types
$59.79Low Price Guarantee - $208.00SKU: SNCA-CFW1
Sony SNCA-CFW1 CF Type 802.11b Wireless LAN C
- The SNCA-CFW1 has its own built-in antenna
- SNCA-CFW1 is an 802.11b wireless LAN card designed exclusively for use with the SNC-RZ25N, and the SNCA-AN1 is an external pole mount directional antenna for increased range and directivity
$208.00Low Price Guarantee - $133.38$133.38Low Price Guarantee
- $129.00SKU: GEM07-15072A
Brickcom GEM07-15072A 3G Antenna
- Frequency Range: 825 MHz - 960 MHz / 1710 MHz - 2170 MHz
- Peak Gain: 2.5 dBi / 2.4 dBi
- Average Gain: 1.2 dBi / 0 dBi
- Polarization: Linear, vertical polarization
- Impedance: 50 Ohm
$129.00Low Price Guarantee - $73.25SKU: GEM04-222008A
Brickcom GEM04-222008A WiFi Dual Band Omni Antenna
- Frequency Range: 2400 MHz - 2500 MHz / 5150 MHz - 5875 MHz
- Peak Gain: 4.5 dBi / 7.0 dBi
- Average Gain: 2.5 dBi / 5.0 dBi
- Polarization: Linear, vertical polarization
- Impedance: 50 Ohm
$73.25Low Price Guarantee
Wireless Transmitters & Receivers Frequently Asked Questions
What is a wireless transmitter?
A wireless transmitter is a device that sends audio or video signals over the air without the need for physical cables. It typically uses radio frequency (RF) or Wi-Fi technology to transmit data to a receiver, allowing for flexible installation and mobility. Wireless transmitters are commonly used in security systems, allowing homeowners to monitor their properties without the clutter of wires.
How do I choose the right wireless receiver?
When selecting a wireless receiver, consider factors such as compatibility with your existing surveillance system, range, and signal strength. Look for receivers that support the same frequency as your transmitters and have features like encryption for security. Additionally, ensure it can handle the number of channels you need for your cameras or devices.
Are wireless surveillance systems reliable?
Yes, wireless surveillance systems can be reliable, provided they are installed correctly and maintained. Factors such as distance from the transmitter, interference from other devices, and environmental conditions can affect performance. Choosing high-quality equipment and ensuring proper placement can enhance reliability and provide consistent monitoring.
What is the range of wireless transmitters?
The range of wireless transmitters varies based on the technology used and environmental factors. Most consumer-grade wireless transmitters can operate effectively within a range of 100 to 300 feet indoors, while outdoor models may reach up to several miles, depending on line-of-sight conditions. Always check the specifications for the specific model you are considering.
Do wireless transmitters require power?
Yes, wireless transmitters typically require a power source to operate. Many models use batteries, while others may need to be plugged into an electrical outlet. Battery-operated transmitters offer flexibility in placement but require regular battery changes, whereas wired options provide a constant power supply but limit installation locations.
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