Questions about AVM Fritz! WLAN Repeater 450E International

Hello Emu123 This should work. However, I generally advise against WLAN repeaters and recommend using stand-alone access points such as the UniFi AP AC Pro. These have the advantage that they are connected via cable and therefore interference and interfering signals (packets sent twice, etc.) can be avoided. In addition, there is a significant gain in speed, range and stability. Let me briefly explain how the repeater works: The repeater receives any received packets and sends them out amplified so that they can also be received by the Sunrise Box. If the client (mobile phone, laptop, etc.) is now between the repeater and the router, the router receives the packet directly from the client and again from the repeater, as the latter of course also receives and forwards the packet. Thus the packet was sent twice and valuable resources were wasted. It should also be noted that the repeater must be within range of the router, otherwise it will not work. If a stand-alone access point is used, the client communicates either with the access point or with the router, but not with both. This allows all resources to be utilised. In addition, the access point can be set up outside the range of the Sunrise Box, which enables even greater coverage. This is my point of view on this, if you have any questions just reply briefly ;-) Greetings Simon

Yes, that works. That's how I wanted to use it, but it turned out differently.

According to our information, this should not be a problem. But if you want to be absolutely sure, it's best to ask Swisscom.

It is best to ask the manufacturer directly what is hidden behind the numbers and letters in the product name.

No, the repeater only supports an input voltage of 230V at 50Hz. Attached is a picture: http://www.techtesters.eu/pic/AVMREPEATERS/308.JPG