Base Station not staying connected to WIFI

After further reflection, maybe I don't understand the wifi connection process.

1. I open the mobile app. 

2. I open General Settings

3. In the WIFI Network my SSID appears

4. I click on the SSID, the app starts searching, then a pop up screen asks CONNECT YOUR BASE.

5. I click Yes Connect and enter my password, then I connect and all seems good for now.

6. If i look at this one hour later I should still be connected, RIGHT ?

@Andyjschreiber​ thanks for reporting. Just to be clear, this started after you initiated the update to 2.14 on your Keypad?

Also, are you seeing any error messages, or is it that you check back and suddenly your WiFi is no longer listed?

Correct, this started after the update to 2.14 on my keypads. I receive the continuous "wireless interference" and then immediate "wireless interference resolved" errors repeatedly every few seconds. Hasn't stopped for days so I turned off the base station light option and voice in the app. I contacted Simplisafe and they sent me a new base station that I received yesterday. I plugged the new base station in and all worked fine without errors until I added the last 4 of 21 entry sensors then the base station immediately went crazy with the interference errors again. I logged into my router and ran a site survey of my 2.4 ghz and 5 ghz networks to check interference and even changed channels to see if that would help but it didn't. I gave up working on it last night.

@Andyjschreiber​ the "Wireless Interference detected" error is a very different issue. Your Base Station connects to the Simplisafe app through either WiFi or the built-in cellular (if you have Monitoring Service). But it connects with your sensors and components using a local radio. It's this latter connection that we would be troubleshooting.

Specifically, that error means that there's another wireless signal that could potentially drown out the SimpliSafe signal. I do see that we've already been doing some troubleshooting with you in this other thread. But we're looking for simpler, lower-frequency devices that you might not necessarily think would be a problem - like remote controlled Christmas lights, garage door openers, or wireless weather stations.

Hi @cede_bell , thanks for reporting. Yes, the cameras do connect separately to your WiFi, so that wouldn't be unusual. It seems that the issue is with your Base Station, and not actually your WiFi.

Do you know if the disconnects are happening at a particular time? e.g. Do you see a Power Outage before the WiFi disconnects, or any other events?
And if you try to connect WiFI through the Keypad, does that work?