Budget Wifi Booster with a 200m Range? TP Link's EAP110 Outdoor AP Test Results Surprised Me
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- Опубликовано: 20 окт 2024
- Welcome to SA Tech Reviews, where I dive deep into the latest tech and gadgets for the South African market. Today, we're exploring the TP-Link EAP110 Outdoor AP, a device promising to revolutionize your outdoor Wi-Fi experience. Join me, Steven Jonker, as I unpack, review, and test the capabilities of this outdoor access point.
What You'll Learn in This Video:
Intro to the TP-Link EAP110 Outdoor AP: Kick off with an overview of what makes the TP-Link EAP110 a contender in outdoor Wi-Fi solutions.
What's in the Box: Unveil the contents of the TP-Link EAP110 package, setting the stage for installation and setup.
Hardware Installation: A detailed guide on physically setting up the TP-Link EAP110 Outdoor AP in your chosen outdoor setting.
Omada App Setup: Walkthrough of configuring the EAP110 using the Omada app for optimal performance and management.
Range Test: In-depth testing of the EAP110's Wi-Fi coverage and speed tests across different ranges.
Cons: A candid look at the limitations and drawbacks of the TP-Link EAP110, ensuring you have the full picture.
Outro: Wrapping up our comprehensive review with final thoughts and whether the TP-Link EAP110 Outdoor AP meets the outdoor Wi-Fi needs.
Why This Video?
If you're searching for a reliable outdoor Wi-Fi solution, the TP-Link EAP110 Outdoor AP might be on your list. This review and test aim to provide you with all the information you need to make an informed decision. Whether you're setting up Wi-Fi for your yard, business, or any outdoor setting, see how the EAP110 stands up to real-world use.
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Exactly what I needed to find out. Look forward to your other tests of the other unit.
Thats a good device , i have the 110 and the 225...i modified them ,from factory the range is 200 mtrs , but mine have a range of almost 500 mtrs.
But its a bad signal.
how?
Hello, i haver the 225 and the 110 to incress the range first Change the cables for cat-6 then remove One antena ,and Change for a 9dbi hi gain antena , but not from a Chinese website.
Then protect the antena with a flextube from the elements.
The 500 mtrs is in a Open space, no trees,no houses , less WiFi interference and 2.4 ghzs....in the city i use the 225 because i have 2.4 and 5 ghzs.
That Access point is more for cellphone calls then internet because i have a bad cellphone coverage .
Thanks for this review. I'm thinking of getting tplink CPE210
Hola me gusto mucho las pruebas que hiciste tengo pensado comprar esta antena, pero deberías hacer otra prueba con las antenas completamente en vertical, y otra cosa que debemos tomar en cuenta es que dependiendo el país donde se configure la antena esta entrega mas potencia o menos por los limites de leyes de transmisión por país. Por ejemplo acá en Venezuela donde estoy los equipos TP-LINK entregan toda su potencia.
Great point. I actually tested different angles and found it makes a big difference depending on how you bend or point the antennas. Definitely a good idea to try different angles and see what works best for your setup.
Bem , tens razão , o aparelho está limitado a 4 ghzs mas dá para alterar, de fábrica o limite são 200 mtrs , o meu transmite até 800 mtrs
why does my eap110 transfer about 30 Mbps when my main router is 1gbps, I have cat 6 ethernet cable connecting the eap to main router.
That's the strange thing...it's rated at 300Mbps but I think the POE injector is limited to 100Mbps. So in perfect contortions I can never get more than 100. I think you might need to buy a 3rd party POE injector that is rated higher. But the injector or switch must be passive POE...I tried a non-passive one and it doesn't power the unit. Maybe I'm missing something but seems like a flaw.
I also have the EAP225 that is rated at 1200Mbps and has a Gigabit port.
Try to buy gigabit destop Poe+ Switch, omada device.
@SATechReviewswithSteve in comparison with eap225 is there a big difference intermx of distance of wifi coverage?
Would you recommend this model over that wavelink model?
Hi thanks for your video!!
Will it work with a Archer MR400 4G SIM CARD Router?
It should work with any router that has an open port on the back. The EAP110 just extends (or creates a new one) whatever you have setup at the moment.
Thanks, for the video! I have a question, can I use only one device of the CPE710 model, as an access point with Its large covering range? or we necessarily need two devices? Thank you
I setup 2 TP-Link CPE710s yesterday for a client. The goal was point to point. The house had brick exterior and the office had a metal exterior. They were mounted to the exterior. The transmitter was setup as Access Point. The receiver was setup as Client. The distance between the buildings was less than 100 feet. I found the transmitter when set to AP could have multiple VLANs. I kept the default SSID between the two devices and made it a hidden network and then setup the client's SSID as a VLAN. The receiver (client) did not have VLAN in that mode. I used a separate AP in the office to broadcast for the office. The transmitter was able to get a great signal to the office. It also covered the whole back yard which was huge. I am not sure of the distance, but the client told me it takes an hour to mow with a 60" zero turn mower. The strength in the back yard was great until the very edge, but I only had the distance set to zero kilometers. Still good enough to easily watch a movie anywhere even in another metal building in the back yard. There were some other modes for the device but I did not investigate their purpose.
Thanks! Really helpful
Another site said it made little differance
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It will not be waterproof without the seal
No it won't. But it clips in very easily and has weather severe storms, hail etc for over 2 years. So once it's clipped in this thing is not getting wet :)