Remote building is 400' just to confirm what's needed from my ISP router:qty 2 M2 units with mounts, qty 2 cat5 and one AP for the remote end.
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It depends what type of setup you want?.. one AP needs qty1 nano device.. 1 AP and 1 station need 2 nano device.. and 1 AP and repearer need 2 or more device depending qty of repeater..
1307999
That is right. Just remember that you need 4 cords cat5. One conect your ISP router with the POE adapter, other connect your POE adapter with your M2 and same for the other side of you point to point link.
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With only 400' if you have line of site to the building, You may be able to mount a SINGLE M2 on the outside of the remote building and connect it directly to the AP that is in the first building. This would eliminate one of the M2's and the wiring in the originating building. If you cannot get a solid signal, you will have to go with the devices as described above.
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Not sure. Mine is about 30 feet from my router and I have an old house with thick plaster walls so signal strength as always a problem. My adapter has to go through two rooms about 30 feet from the router and I get a decent ignal, about 2 out of 3 bars strength. Was hoping for better but it works good enough for me. Super easy install too. True plug and play.
1545766
My friend down the street has his system 850 feet "in a straight line" away from the router and works great! I guess some folks live in very small homes and are unsure of capable distance.
1526668
My unit works quite well with a 20 ft. long run of Cat 6 from the router.Haven't tried anything longer than that.
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We do not see any issues with POE on these units until approx 300' on cat5e. so 80' should be just fine.
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50" Although, it was advertised as a Linksys power supply. It did not have the Linksys name on the case and the power supplied was not adequate to operate the Linksys access point I was using. I finally ended up using POE.
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1 60' cable per camera. You can get 50' extensions or 100' cables xtra. System works well, remote access is nice. Playback needs 1gb connection or be at console. Wifi or remote playback too choppy.
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Ethernet is roughly 300' for a single run, it should work just fine up to that
881520
About 10 inches with a top load. I'm using two on a wifi extender and full bars at over 1000 ft
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I bought two of these and set one up as an AP and the other as a Client. They work great to get a signal to a shed 500 ft from my home. My AP is wired, but there is a setting that allows the AP to be used wirelessly.
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2000 ft on an open space ( no walls, no buildings between the car and remote) I can start mine from a 3rd floor all the way to the back of the parking lot at home. (500 yd) and at work three walls between car and remote (150 yr) with no problem.
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The range is going to depend on the layout of your space , the composition of the materials in your walls, floors and ceilings -- so it will be somewhat different for everyone. In my case, I have a single story ranch style house, about 3,000 square feet. The router is at one end of the house and the range extender is in the middle. There is no direct line of sight between the two - there are a few walls between them and it works just fine to cover the rest of the house. I get a good signal at approximately 60-70 feet.
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I used this router and a TP-LINK TL-ANT2409A 2.4GHz 9dBi Directional Antenna mounted outside to send the wireless signal approximately 500ft to hook up to my wireless cameras.
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The range for me was about 13ft. So I returned mine and the seller was very good about it. I strongly encourage a NetGear powerline setup. Like the powerline 200+wifi or the 500+wifi. Simply plug the wifi end into a electric receipt and the other end in a plug close to main router, make sure all lights are green and its good to go and FAST. Make sure to follow directions given. Takes 10 mins and works very well. Hope this helps
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I don't know about which expanders you could use, but I get 200 feet before I lose my connection, and that's with my router going through 2 layers of 12" block wall. If I move it out of my basement, into my upstairs office, I get 400 feet before I lose signal. I'd be shocked if this router won't do what you want.
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Hi,Cabel is short 10~15 as I can remember. I used cat5 To extend to more tnan 100 ft.
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I would say it's 30 inches long... Extension would be tricky. It is two cables with heads like look like miniature cable jacks on your typical cable TV ports. It is wifi though, so I would imagine it is a rare circumstance in which you need to extend the receiver.