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TP-Link Re450
1300 Mbit/s, 450 Mbit/s
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Yes, a Swiss plug is installed.
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Hi. So I have three of these things at home and they get the SSID from my access point.
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Yes, a repeater uses the existing wifi to amplify it, so if the Sunrisebox has wifi, this is no problem and if the use is planned that way.
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Hello, I understand that the unit is connected to the network via cable and adds other devices via WLAN - i.e. operation as a WLAN access point. This has been added as a function with the latest firmware! See: http://www.tp-link.de/download/RE450.html#Firmware
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Yes, the RE450 can be operated in two modes: Repeater and Acces Point. In repeater mode, the retransmission of data can be prevented. This means that a bridge is only formed with the existing Ethernet port, which corresponds to the desired client mode. I have used the RE450 and also an RE650 in this way.
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I really use the repeater as a repeater, so I haven't tried that. As far as I know, however, it should be possible. At least if you set it up via the web interface, you can set the SSID and PW for the "repeated" WLAN separately. And it is also called "Access Point + Repeater" ;).
Hello, thank you for the enquiry. However, I cannot answer your question. I haven't had anything to do with Apple all my life. I am sorry for that. I hope that you will still receive an answer. Maybe directly from the manufacturer.
yes you can connect it to the sunrise internet box
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The TP-LINK AC RE450 blocks the other 2 sockets of a normal 3-socket outlet. It is therefore not possible to use the other sockets.
I use the part on a Netgear router - no problem, neither with the setup nor with the expansion performance.
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The print on the back of the label says 100-240V. 50/60Hz must therefore work
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upss. Its the same, combined ac1750/n450 gives 1300. So missleading
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Overview with AI +18 Yes, you can use a WLAN repeater with a fibre optic connection.
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Yes you can connect an extension cable not a powerline And it is possible to use a switch it will then be configured by the modem or router
To the best of my knowledge it is not possible to run on 220v and not PoE
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Yes, and above all a device that supports wifi 6. 1300Mbit is fairly modest; you can find devices with 3000Mbit. Be aware that the final connection speed depends on a lot of parameters and what is indicated on the packages remains indicative...
Hello, yes, it works fine. I also have a Sunrise box. Almost nothing to configure, but it's nice to have your app in a smartphone.
I only know the re450
Yes works for me
So-called WiFi range extenders are outdated technology and often do not offer a stable connection, it is better to buy a real WiFi mesh system that also offers sufficient coverage. This one consists of 2 WiFi routers with a built-in 3 x Gbit switch and offers excellent performance at a very low price: Xiaomi AX3000 With a WiFi mesh system, the WLAN devices always choose the router with the strongest transmission, and this without interruption. With a range extender, the devices starve at an extender until the connection is interrupted, there is an interruption and then you have to see how it gets connected again, usually it takes a few seconds until a WiFi device has registered at another extender. Extenders also generally reduce the transfer rate, which is why I generally advise against using extenders.
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No, the repeater can also be connected to a power strip, but this would not be recommended for Powerline. Alternatively, the much better Mesh WiFi technology could be used instead of repeater technology. These usually consist of several routers that build a stable network among themselves. A mesh is much better than a repeater, because the devices can move freely in the mesh network and select the mesh router with the strongest transmission without interrupting the connection. Repeaters cannot do this without interruption.
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