TP-Link 300Mbps Wireless N Outdoor Access Point (EAP110-Outdoor)

Damn good point to point wifi range in single building. Weather proof is an added advantage.

SIGNAL NOT CROSSING 50 FEET ( 16 MTRS ) OPEN AREA!

product received after one day as I have prime. I tested the product just after received. I configure the router and hooked at the outside of my house. and tested as I explained in the picture. the red cross is where I installed the router and all the green area where the wifi signal is good not best I tested till 70meters line of sight but at the end of 70 meters, there is a very low signal. even page is not loading at that point. At the same time, I tested the signal against my home router (Tenda 300 not outdoor router ) and the signal of my tenda router is better than this router. I don't recommend this product who want a signal to go beyond 40feet. if you are going to use this product within 40 then u should go for indoor wifi router and if you want to install in your garden there is not any shade or covering to protect your router then go for this router (* I recommend that cover your home router and place outside). The software is very nice as options are very good and GUI is easy to understand. There is plenty of options to configure the router. You can limit the clients and limit the usage. At last this product is not satisfie my need.

Acceptable outdoor signal not beyond 15mtr/45ft

Waste of money

Not good range its about 50 to 60 meter

Not good speed, If u are on line of sight then only speed is good. I've 300 Mbps connection but I got 55 Mbps maximum speed on light of sight. Think if u are other hand then speed is very low. After rain you will get more speed and more coverage

Range is not powerful. Too expensive.

Fai il suo lavoro benissimo! Copre tranquillamente gli 80mt all'aperto

Mine was V1, the latest version is V3. I checked the firmware and it is the latest version for V1. This model is larger than V3, but otherwise the same. It is guaranteed for external use in all weathers and has two large antennae, fixing bracket and a clamping ring for TV masts, etc. Mine was to extend coverage throughout my garden. The EoP power supply is nicely designed, with a miniature mains input socket but a very short mains cable. It has a power-on LED. The access point has an LED on one side showing boot-up status, failure conditions, etc - it can be turned off from the control panel if necessary. I connected the N300 to my Netgear switch. My network has static IP addresses. The instructions for the N300 say use DHCP - which is advisable for setting-up, but you can set a static IP address afterwards. The instructions are basic - for one N300 your'e advised to enter tplinkeap.net into a browser to reach the login page. This didn't work for me initially, but after several attempts it did connect. Meanwhile I had tried to install the controller software. Don't bother! Its too complicated and kept giving me port error messages. Once logged in I could change the SSID and set up the security criteria (as supplied it is open access). There are numerous parameters you can change but the instructions are a sparse. Once your'e in this area you need to know about wireless networking. My initial tests were good. Download speed was the same as a direct connection to my router. Uploading was a bit slower. Overall my impression is positive, I recommend this access point.

No tiene buen alcanze, tal vez por la potencia ( dB) ni siquiera los 50 mts, apesar que se colocó en un lugar alto, decepcionado.

Attention la prise du cable d'alimentation est au format anglais ! A tenir en compte

Very good