Hello everyone I have a question regarding the product: Ubiquiti UniFi AP-AC-M-PRO Mesh

Can I configure one as a transmitter and one as a receiver ? The idea behind this is I have a small hall next to my house (distance as the crow flies 25m without any trees or walls in between) but I don't have the possibility to lay a RJ45 cable.... Can I now program a Ubiquiti UniFi AP-AC-M-PRO Mesh as transmitter and a second Ubiquiti UniFi AP-AC-M-PRO Mesh via secondary output on the device to another switch as receiver (it is clear that the receiver must be supplied with power via the main port) to have an RJ45 connection in the hall?

Does this work or is there another possibility (connection via Powerline is not possible because the whole thing runs on a different phase and electricity meter)?

Thanks for your answer
Kind regards

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Hello everyone I have a question regarding the product: Ubiquiti UniFi AP-AC-M-PRO Mesh

Can I configure one as a transmitter and one as a receiver ? The idea behind this is I have a small hall next to my house (distance as the crow flies 25m without any trees or walls in between) but I don't have the possibility to lay a RJ45 cable.... Can I now program a Ubiquiti UniFi AP-AC-M-PRO Mesh as transmitter and a second Ubiquiti UniFi AP-AC-M-PRO Mesh via secondary output on the device to another switch as receiver (it is clear that the receiver must be supplied with power via the main port) to have an RJ45 connection in the hall?

Does this work or is there another possibility (connection via Powerline is not possible because the whole thing runs on a different phase and electricity meter)?

Thanks for your answer 
Kind regards

Accepted Answer

Only one mesh needs to be wired to the network. Any number of others connect wirelessly to the next one. All work as access points with the identical SSID. 
So yes - a solution for your requirements.

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