TP-Link Cpe510 (300 Mbit/s)
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TP-Link Cpe510

300 Mbit/s

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pkoc

5 years ago

For info: I notice that neither Digitec nor the TP-Link employees themselves know the details of this product. I am therefore happy to share the result of my research with you: 1. only version 1 had 2 LAN ports on the AP itself. From version 2 and 3 (currently sold version) there is only one Lan port. The POE Injector supplied with the AP has 2 ports. The POE Injector (the power supply unit for the AP) has two LAN ports, one of which has POE and the other no POE. The typical structure would therefore be from a switch to the injector (not POE port) and then from the POE port to the AP. POE is not the same as POE. Unfortunately, it is not specified that the CPE510 requires passive POE (24V) and is not compatible with the standard 802.3af/at (48V). I.e. you cannot connect the AP directly to a POE switch. @Digitec: Please correct this in your description. The same probably applies to the CPE 210 (2.4GHz).

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Brimstone

5 years ago

Thank you for the info!

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martinabeg

7 years ago

How far (range) does CPE510 transmit when I use it as an outdoor acess router...????

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Angryhellfire

7 years ago

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Hi The CPE510 transmits relatively far. However, the counterpart must also be able to send back. The CPE510 will send 100m without problems, but a mobile phone, for example, will never be able to answer back 100m. If I shout something to a person 100m away, they can understand it. However, I will not understand the person if they only speak normally and do not shout back =) Some people's ears (comparison of WLAN reception power) may be better or worse, but they still won't hear anything at 100m when speaking normally (comparison of transmission power of CPE510 / end device, e.g. mobile phone). Greetings Angryhellfire

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