I’m not sure this is under the proper category since its about multiple deveces, so please move it if necessary. I’m wondering how much my WIFI is bogged down using these products. I have 8 cameras, 10 plugs, thermostat, lock, and doorbell. The reason I’m asking is because my 2 laptops on the same…

Depends massively on what you are doing. Yes, the cameras are rather chatty, but most of it is fairly low bandwidth - EXCEPT when sending video. When the cameras are sending video to the Wyze servers, or to a phone that is watching one or more cameras it increases quite a bit. From your descripti…

Yea, generally on a decent wifi AP theres usually only about 50-20% drop in network speed compared to ethernet, so 240 to 24 seems pretty bad… Do you have a large house, is the speeds better closer to the AP? Also, it could be interference, how many other networks do you see when connecting, is th…

Here is something I wrote up a couple months ago: [image] How To calculate bandwidth consumed by cameras Cameras TLDR: See last two paragraphs. slight_smile Many of today’s IoT devices only use the 2.4 GHz band of 802.11n, so a single-band single-stream N router is all…

Lots of Good information. Thanks for all the replies. I’ll look for other issues.

500mbps, seriously? UP and down… are you a business or something? fiber straight from the pole to your place? because i find that hard to believe… remember you lose between 20-50% of wifi on 2.4ghz (numbers differ for 5&6ghz) 802.11a/b maxes out at 20mbps. in theory 802.11n is 600mbps compared to…

Why would he keep his laptop on the same 2.4 Ghz segment as the cameras? My home network is fairly basic but I still get over 100 Mbps up and down over 802.11n on 5 Ghz. With a .ac router and a higher Internet plan I doubt there’d be a problem hitting 500 Mbps. Anyway, each camera uses about 1 Mb…

[image] Customer: Why would he keep his laptop on the same 2.4 Ghz segment as the cameras? My home network is fairly basic but I still get over 100 Mbps up and down over 802.11n on 5 Ghz I do for the same reason I don’t put the cameras on the 5ghz, my laptop doesn’t support it.

[image] DeVoiDaNgEl: 500mbps, seriously? UP and down Yes - seriously. After years of waiting I did get fiber to the house last year. I really do get at least 950Mb/s up and down to my router. My primary desktop (through the router and a couple switches) normally gets 750 - 850 Mb/s. As fo…

[image] fred987: I do for the same reason I don’t put the cameras on the 5ghz, my laptop doesn’t support it. Are you sure? 802.11n has been shipping standard since 2008, 14 years ago.

Yup 100%. It is a few years old ( no where near 14 though) and I have checked and rechecked. It’s not in HP specs or the specs on the card itself… damn cheap HP.

How much network traffic do all these devices create?

Cameras

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Here is something I wrote up a couple months ago:

Topic		Replies	Views
How To calculate bandwidth consumed by cameras Cameras tips-and-tricks , troubleshooting , cam-v3	6	4596	March 12, 2022
kb/s speeds Cameras support	16	8654	May 2, 2018
WiFi slowing down?!? Cameras	18	6418	January 9, 2019
Poor picture and network quality Cameras iphone-ipad	5	690	July 9, 2019
How many cameras can I run on my network? Cameras video	4	1794	May 10, 2023

How much network traffic do all these devices create?

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