I have both the cam and hub within 20 feet of my garage. A door opener that worked from around the other side of the block only works in front of the house and the other that worked from a few lots down doesn’t work even when in front of the door.
Are these actually FCC part 15 certified against spurious emmissions? The rate it is going I am leaning towards no.
I never say never, but it is hard to imagine the 2.4GHz wifi is affecting your garage door opener as garage door openers usually operate in the 300-415 MHz region. Unless you live in the country, you also have plenty of neighbors using 2.4 GHz wifi routers. I have a WOC that I have been experimenting with, so I today I mounted it ~10’ from my garage door opener receiver. My WOC Base Station is also only about 20’ from my garage door opener. I couldn’t replicate your problem.
If the Wyze is overloading your garage door receiver, it may be peculiar to the age and brand you are using. Mine is a 10 yr. old Chamberlain. You can try moving or adding some extra wire to your garage door receiver.
Good luck.
The FCC filing lists the camera at 31 mW and the base at 391 mW, both at 2.412 to 2.462 GHz. I still don’t know what the low power transmission technique is but I guess it’s just WiFi.
Looks like my regular router/AP is pushing 592 mW in that band.