AC1200 Outdoor Long Range WiFi Extender/Wireless Access Point with Active/Passive POE,WAN/LAN Port,IP67 Waterproof, Dual Band 5G+2.4G, 2x7dBi Antennas,Supports Router/AP/Repeater Modes

Boosted outdoor signal. Easy to setup and use

Excellent range and reach for the price that you pay set up is not that complicated and they have helpful customer service

Works fine. I may need to tweet the location. But it does as well as the one I had a monthly charge on from the internet company. I would buy it again ….

Incredible range with other WAVLINK extenders. Web address for setup can be frustrating to navigate. Patience required. Will not work with PoE++ Netgear network switch which surprised me. The same Netgear switch I use to power the 2 bigger WAVLINK extenders I have (AX3000), will not power this smaller one. It won't even work with a different model WAVLINK extender injector (AX3000), must use the PoE injector that it comes with in the box. It can take between 5-10 minutes to boot up after plugging it in. Full bars at over 600' through timber, although that may change when the leaves return this spring. All in all, this can definitely solve your problems if you need wifi across your farm.

We had a delay in installing this due and missed return window. The unit worked fine in theory, but the signal it sent caused our fiber optic router to detect hacking and shut down. We had no internet until our provider came out and disconnected the wavlink. They indicated that it was not compatible.

This is a good product and you get good range. However, I wouldn't use this product without some kind of firewall between it and the public internet. I was looking through logs on my FW, the other day I noticed the this thing is constantly trying to reach back to CHINA. Luckily I have set up my firewall to block that traffic so Im good. I can only imagine what its trying to do though. Be aware!

I am a bit perplexed regarding the installation parameters on this device. It is marketed as an outdoor model, and I intend to use at as such, but the instructions indicate that it should not be exposed to humidity. Rain seems humid to me. It could be that the interface unit and power supply could be the items not to be exposed, and I can understand that as the interface module is totally open to water intrusion. There is a bit to be desired in translation between Chinese and English, but there again, I can speak no Chinese so they did a fair job, all things considered. The instructions indicate that the RJ 45 cable be inserted through the seal. This is not going to happen. The seal needs split. There is a fine line on the seal indication the correct place to cut it into the thru hole for the cable. The instructional video on YouTube indicates the seal is pre-split. Mine was not. Using the old school method of accessing the set up page (192.168.10.1) popped me directly in to the set up page. From there set up was quick and straight forward. I am only using mine as a repeater for security cameras so the set up was very simple. Time will tell how well this unit functions, but my initial observations are favorable.

I had a few of the older TPC AC 600s. I just bought a nearly 50 year old house on 12 acres. I set this one up outside on a porch post and am using one of my old 600s to repeat the signal to an area where I had none. I’ve got a few more to add to my system to have signal everywhere I need it. Inside my barns and shops. Greenhouses and well pump house. I’m automating as much as I can. I’m a market farmer as a sideline. So being connected to all my temperature sensors, flow meters, and security system from anywhere else I may be keeps me from having to rely on someone to check things while I’m away.

Excelente soporte técnico y comercial, muy agradecida por la atención y ayuda. Muy recomendable!