Note
There is a newer version of this product: RE4 Overview and Documents
The RE201 Repeater serves as an RF relay from Transceiver endpoints to the property Gateway. A property's need for Repeaters is determined by distance, interference, and physical obstruction between Transceiver endpoints and the Gateway. Signals can travel between multiple Repeaters to reach the property's Gateway.
Wireless Specifications
- 5+ mile line-of-site range
- +30dBm signal strength
- Dual antennas
- Redundant network paths
Operation
- Plug and Play
- Built-in network tester
- Power backup
- Typical power usage is less than 4¢ monthly electricity cost
- Plug and Play
Document Title
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RE201 Repeater Specification & Installation Manual
Product Comparison
DGS Warranty
Yes, if the solar powered battery system is able to stay powered at all times and effectively supply the needed power requirements. Please contact our support team for help calculating the electricity demand for a specific Repeater.
If powered by a solar powered battery system, the Repeater will need a compatible power supply that meets the following requirements:
- 6V-20V DC input power (12V Typical)
- Spike power usage of 450mA
- Continuous Power Rating of 2 Watts @ 12 Volts
Some GFCI models are not well-shielded and are susceptible to nuisance tripping caused by two-way radios or other radio-emitting devices.
The radio frequency from a NextCentury Repeater or Gateway can also cause a trip when it is in close proximity to a GFCI receptacle. Installing Repeaters at least 3 feet away from a GFCI receptacle should prevent any nuisance tripping.
The LEDs indicate the device's power status and the connection to its Gateway.