Obstacles can significantly reduce your wireless camera range and connection quality. Dense trees and foliage can cut your effective range by 30-60%, especially when wet, so try to position equipment above tree level or choose paths through sparse vegetation. Metal buildings like sheds, barns, or silos create near-complete signal blockage, so never install devices inside metal structures and instead mount equipment outside or route signals over rooftops. For best results, maintain clear line-of-sight between your base station and cameras – if you can’t visually see between the devices, the wireless signal will likely struggle too.

Absolutely! The system supports up to 5 user accounts, so you can easily share live camera access with family members. Each person can view the feed on their own smartphone or web portal.

The cameras record only when motion is detected, not continuously 24/7. Since these are outdoor wireless cameras powered by solar energy without electrical connections, they use motion-activated recording as the default power-saving mode to ensure reliable battery life and optimal solar charging performance.

No, the MileFlask system will not interfere with your existing home Wi-Fi network. MileFlask uses the 802.11ah (HaLow) protocol operating in the Sub-1GHz frequency band around 900MHz, while standard home Wi-Fi networks operate on completely different higher frequency bands (2.4GHz/5GHz). Since these frequency spectrums are well-separated, both systems can coexist harmoniously without any interference issues.