Typical indoor range (5 GHz)35 m
7.8 hundredthsVatican City widths
795Wine cork lengths
32.8Hurdle heights
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WiFi Signal (Typical Indoor)
The invisible bubble of connectivity around your router/Computing
A standard WiFi 6 router broadcasts at about 100 milliwatts on the 5 GHz band with a usable indoor range of roughly 35 meters. The signal weakens with every wall it passes through. Your WiFi router is technically a tiny radio station, broadcasting at about 1/10,000th the power of a commercial FM transmitter.
Measurements
Typical indoor range (2.4 GHz)70 m
467Bird nest diameters
700 billionX-ray wavelengths
10.4Ambulance lengths
Frequency (5 GHz band)5 billion Hz
3.3 billionChewing cycles
500 millionStrobe lights
5 GHz
Frequency (2.4 GHz band)2.4 billion Hz
12 billionSprinkler rotations
2.2 trillionPhone checks
800 millionCeiling fan rotations
2.4 GHz
Typical transmit power1 tenths W
667 millionthsRefrigerator compressors
118 millionthsToasters
100 mW
Max throughput (WiFi 6)1.2 billion B
16,276Apollo computers
300Smartphone photos
120TikTok video files
9.6 Gbps theoretical