Will this work to power Open-Mesh OM2P WiFi access points?
882908
I would be concerned about the voltage difference. Open-Mesh specifies an 18v POE while the Ubiquiti ToughSwitch is for APs requiring 24 to 48v. Might damage your AP equipment
882909
Let me clarify further. POE voltage is programmable by port so you can turn off the POE feature and power your radios with separate 18 volts and you would be OK.
882910
It doesn't look like a good match, open-mesh says 12-18 volt and the toughswitch is 24/48 volt. I've only used it with Ubiquiti AP so YMMV.
882911
This Poe switch is "passive: type not the tradition PoE you find on most Cisco, Netgear, HP and typical big name products. so if your WAP need "passive" PoE this should work.
958941
Check Www.frys.com look for wireless router/access point external antenna. Check pepwave specs for connector spec.
725717
Yes. I use it with POE 100% of the time. I've used about 50 of these with redline Wimax (48v 1.5amps). It says POE right in the title....
2209478
I guess you would want to use a couple of Ubiquiti PicoStation M2HP 2.4GHz 802.11g/n High Power Access Point for your park
903795
Yes it will work as an access point..It does have an rj-45/Ethernet connector.....You must check either the Ubiquity website or YouTube for video tutorials on how to set it up as an access point though..
437696
Greetings,I have not tested, however the makers appear to only utilize standards to inject power by design and simply passes data, see http://wifiqos.com/ . Hence you should get what speed can be supported by both end devices.
473074
It ultimately depends on the application. I used this antenna for a .5 mile point to point connection connected to an External AP made by HP Procurve. Engenius also makes an external AP for this antenna. This antenna will not work well with an adapter that downsizes the connector for an inside router/accesspoint. There is not enough power and will "burn up" the connection on the ap/router. It is meant for a robust external type AP running in the 17 to 48v range. You would use a router that does NOT have wireless capability, and then add an AP to the network to power the antenna. It ultimately depends on the application. I used this antenna for a .5 mile point to point connection connected to an External AP made by HP Procurve. Engenius also makes an external AP for this antenna. This antenna will not work well with an adapter that downsizes the connector for an inside router/accesspoint. There is not enough power and will "burn up" the connection on the ap/router. It is meant for a robust external type AP running in the 17 to 48v range. You would use a router that does NOT have wireless capability, and then add an AP to the network to power the antenna.
1666500
Hi,My best guess it should work since it replicates a lan port from two different points. I hope this helpsD
1323332
I would say no.here are the power requirements.Active Ethernet (Power over Ethernet) Proprietary PoE designPower Adapter 24 V/0.6A DC
281998
I'm pretty sure it will but unless you have an AC router it won't hit the max throughput.
2021603
No, the Pi is powerful enough to power this. I've used this successfully in two Pis so far.
903794
Yes, it will work as an AP or a Client. And yes, has a RJ45 on the bottom that is also the POE (power over Ethernet) port.
1562599
I think you're asking if this will work with Power Over Ethernet (POE) adapters. The answer is No. POE switches, routers and adapters operate in a totally different way. This unit is designed to be used with a single ethernet cable run between the transmitter balun and the receiver balun. The ethernet cable should NOT be connected to anything else but these two baluns. The difference is that these are analog and POE is digital. It wouldn't work.
1659006
It should work but u may need a powered usb hub as this adapter is power hungry
1133101
Plugs into North American style electric outlet @ 120 VAC. Other than that I don't see any reason it should not work if the WiFi is already running in accordance with IEEE 802.11g standard.
1489297
yes it will work as an access point ..but for phones or laptops to connect you need to disable airmax
2219414
Yes. There is instructions on our forum page: http://www.forums.ampedwireless.com/. To clarify, these instructions are strictly for an Access Point.