Will this unit provide access point service to 4 cabins within a 200ft radius of the M2HP?
1482364
The answer to your question has some questions that need to be answered first. If you have line of sight, and the noise floor is above 90 sure. You can use a Pico2 HP and do a sight survey and see what the noise floor is like. Even if you don't have line of sight it is possible to make it work and just 200 feet. Using a Pico HP2 as an AP and NanoM2 as the client should create a good link.
1482365
I would say yes, IF the cabins have a clear line of site to the unit. I was able to go about 300ft with a fairly but not completely clear line of site and still pick mine up on a cell phone before it dropped out. And most cell phones don't have very good wifi antennas.
1809563
I don't know the answer to multiple units. I have only one unit and it reaches my hammock in the back yard with a strong signal. Maybe NetGear has the answer.
81599
No, it's not meant to reach that kind of area. I'd call Wilson. They're support is really great. They may suggest something like this with different antennas or they may suggest a home sized unit.
784395
This is single connection only. So running a multi point scenario will not work.
1468373
I have a couple sites where I used two units to get coverage for the entire floor. As long as you use the same SSID and password for the APs, you should have a hard time with going between the one with stronger signal.
725949
My Cabin is in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan my cell did not work there. My cabin is 3000 sq ft. It works up to 100 ft. all a round the outside. The internal antennae is in the middle and the outside antennae is 60 ft by cable length away. Straight line away it's 50 feet. It's also 35 ft. off the ground. On my TV tower. I hope this helps you decide what to do. Ritz
547477
That is a little far, this thing might not make it, you may need a higher powered AP with a separate high gain directional antenna. I've had it work well up to 200ft.
2077772
Answer to your question is Yes. However, you will be very disappointed with the communicating range of these units.
281998
I'm pretty sure it will but unless you have an AC router it won't hit the max throughput.
1898767
That really depends on the voip system. If it will allow you to set multiple destinations for a single inbound number, i dont see why not.
679112
According to Cradle Points site yes it can. This feature is known as WIFI as WAN
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..
919807
Yes. We were successful connecting two sites, 700 ms apart, using two TP-LINKs from the LAN port of our router. Any obstruction is detrimental, but it depends on the magnitude of that obstruction. We are communicating thru palm trees, but we got the antennas as high as possible to minimize interference of tree trunks etc. There will be some loss of power through any obstruction, and I can't comment on your trees. Aiming, direct TP to TP is important two. Recommend you set them up on the ground, before mounting on posts or towers. We are not high speed users or high bandwidth users
1308714
Yes it does work as an access point. But it is intended to be used as a bridge. Ie.. From one building to another.
2099995
Yes, it will. It is also capable of distributing up to 4 incoming lines(as from a land line co.) to as many as 6 destinations. The RJ-31X socket is to wire in a security system to seize the incoming line for alarm reporting to a central station.
281424
The Hub2N is all you need IF the cabins aren't too far away AND/OR wifi has a hard time getting through the walls. Otherwise you will need a receiver at each cabin along with a bridge or access point. Good luck!
2209480
Too many unknowns (distance/topography/power/etc). I'd recommend contacting a local IT company to do a site survey. BTW, these specific APs are not designed for outdoor use. See Ubiquiti UniFI AP Outdoor 2x2 MIMO Access Point 802.11bgn