Recent content by shoman94

I sold mine.... I will not be buying home WiFi ever again.....

I can get it with one 2x2 client (Samsung s21) in wifi 6 to my 4x4 AP (nwa210ax @80mhz) or 2 clients... If my core switch was 2.5GbE then I'm could get more.

So then that would be adding a 3rd one? ok, enjoy your new place.

Just be aware that will weaken the propagation into your garage and the yard on that side of the house.

I don't see an issue with this setup at all. Those maps don't account for walls, furniture, materials etc..... You could move that 2nd AP further into the Foyer. Then you can turn down the 2.4 ghz to 15-18dbm. My house has a transition of -55 to -60dBm and it works great. 500mbps is the...

Yes, it is managed and POE+..... price varies based on exact model. https://www.snapav.com/shop/en/snapav/araknis-switches

I was talking about tile, brick fireplaces... steel framing and beams....things like that. 2 APs should be plenty... I have an 1800 sqft ranch with 2 APs.... It covers very well as well. Good luck!

2 APs are capable but house layout and materials are important. 3 APs at the most.

...and here I thought your were one of the good ones here.... This conversation is done.

Actually those are MSRP pricing.... and you shouldn't insult anyone. The people we sell to have a clue.... there is plenty of competition and our service sells itself.

LOL, I just install and service. I don't sell the product. We have plenty of clients.... growing all the time. We use Araknis.

Honestly a good Router is 300 to 500, 8 Port POE managed switch 300-600 and APs 400-600..... this is what we sell.... Along with that you'll have a place that can service your needs. so for 1200... its a good deal. These are business class solutions being put into homes.....

Sounds like 2 APs, an 8 Port POE and Router....

Did you say you have an AP for outside separate from the AC Mesh? Are your wall all sheetrock or are the plaster?

1. 30" is the standard we install. Typically that's enough for a Wattbox Reboot, Router and POE switch. 2. We usually run one for a wall plate and 2 or 3 to the TV. Yes you can always add a switch. Really your options depend on your usage. 3. This is likely a business class solution. That...