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Ubiquiti Nano station loco M2
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Galaxus
1 year ago
The access point does not use proprietary PoE, but passive PoE with 24 V, 0.5 A (supported voltage range 22-27 V DC). A special PoE adapter is included and the device is not compatible with standardised 802.3at/af PoE switches without using a suitable adapter.
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Galaxus
1 year ago
To send a Wi-Fi signal from your home to a cellar room approximately 150 meters away, you can use the NanoStation Loco M2 as a point-to-point bridge. However, since the cellar room only has power sockets, you would need to ensure that the receiving end also has a power source for the device.
The NanoStation Loco M2 operates on a single Ethernet port, so connecting two devices directly to receive the Wi-Fi signal in the cellar room would require additional networking equipment, such as a switch, to expand connectivity.
For optimal performance, ensure line-of-sight between the devices and consider environmental factors that might affect signal strength.
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In my opinion, the POE Injector is only designed for indoor use.
There is no apparent IP classification for the Nanostation.
Hello Marc
In your project, one NAN station is sufficient. The beacon of the device that you connect to your Powerline adapter via LAN cable reaches the camera 30 m away without any problems. So you are not making a bridge, but a simple AP. You will be thrilled!
This can happen, but you should make this type of request to customer service and not to the community where we, the customers, respond!
9 years ago
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That's right, this is a station.