Hello,
I would like to have Wi-Fi coverage throughout the entire house.
Here is my plan:
- On the ground floor, the router will be placed under the stairs, in front of the utility room (the space is not fully recessed, standing height)
- On the first floor, an access point will be installed at the staircase leading to the attic (ceiling height)
- In the attic, another access point will be mounted in the hallway on the drywall partition wall (ceiling height)
Question: Is this setup sufficient, and are these locations suitable? Can you recommend any specific products?
Thanks and regards!
I would like to have Wi-Fi coverage throughout the entire house.
Here is my plan:
- On the ground floor, the router will be placed under the stairs, in front of the utility room (the space is not fully recessed, standing height)
- On the first floor, an access point will be installed at the staircase leading to the attic (ceiling height)
- In the attic, another access point will be mounted in the hallway on the drywall partition wall (ceiling height)
Question: Is this setup sufficient, and are these locations suitable? Can you recommend any specific products?
Thanks and regards!
If you don’t have a lot of metal nearby, it really doesn’t matter which position you use. Red, green, or blue, it hardly makes a difference.
Regarding the terrace: We have six neighbors here, all using standard Telekom, 1&1 devices, etc. I can see all their networks from my place (with acceptable signal strength), and I can also use my own network when I’m on their terrace.
As long as it’s only about 2.4 GHz, you don’t need to worry too much.
Regarding the terrace: We have six neighbors here, all using standard Telekom, 1&1 devices, etc. I can see all their networks from my place (with acceptable signal strength), and I can also use my own network when I’m on their terrace.
As long as it’s only about 2.4 GHz, you don’t need to worry too much.
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SteffenBank4 Mar 2020 10:24Unfortunately, I am not familiar with it, but according to the manufacturer’s website, it can also be installed close to the floor. It’s best to check the Ubiquiti page.
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hampshire4 Mar 2020 13:47The permeability of the walls varies depending on the construction method. I was surprised by how much signal damping our wooden walls with cellulose insulation provide.
hampshire schrieb:
The permeability of walls varies depending on their construction. I was surprised by how much our wooden walls with cellulose insulation reduce signal strength.In our current rental apartment, I also notice it strongly: same floor, just two rooms away = hardly any reception, with three walls in between (no hallway).
The existing current Wi-Fi threads are still high enough in the post overview, so I won’t link to them separately here.
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