U6-Mesh

honestly a storm shelter is tough because of the concrete. mesh from the garage will still struggle to penetrate. i'd run an ethernet cable into the shelter and mount a U6 Mesh or U6 Extender inside. the U6 Mesh is weather-rated so fine for a shelter. if you really can't run cable, try placing a U6

kinda faced this last month with backyard coverage. placing an indoor ap behind a wall will kill half your signal even at 5m - brick eats 5ghz like candy. drill once and do it right. for cheapest outdoor friendly option look at the UAP-AC-Mesh or the newer U6-Mesh. both handle weather and mount easi

i feel you on the yard coverage. since you already have full ubiquiti system, look at the U6 Mesh or U7 Outdoor - both are weather rated and have good 360 degree coverage. if you really want corner position with directional pattern, the UBB or Building Bridge units are overkill but work. honestly th

honestly for 45 bucks it's not bad but you're spot on about EOL worries. ubiquiti still supports the AC line but they've been pushing wifi 6 hard. i grabbed a U6 Mesh instead last month and it's been solid with better future proofing. the AC Mesh Pro will probably lose major updates in a year or two

Most of the PoE+ and Poe++ Ubiquiti PoE injector I have purchased have a small mounting bracket https://dl.ui.com/qig/uacc-poe%2B%2B-10g/#index The Ceiling APs come with mounting plates. You should of gone with something like a U6 Mesh or wifi 7 UX7 or Wall/inwall

Which one? The u6 mesh or the device bridge? They are both under an overhang. The mesh has been there for 2 winters already. The mesh is also IPX5 rated. That means something. Ubiquity can’t slap the label on anything and then 2 drops of water will kill it. Not worries whatsoever. The picture probab

Which one? The u6 mesh or the device bridge. they are both under an overhang. The mesh has been there for 2 winters already. The mesh is also IPX5 rated. That means something. Ubiquity can’t slap the label on anything and then 2 drops of water will kill it. Not worries whatsoever. The picture probab

Look at bridging devices and Outdoor access points. U6 Mesh is known to leak on top. They are very good AP, but need to be under cover or given a water proof hat for longevity. U7 Pro Outdoor has really good directional range. If you plan on having A LOT of people in an area go for the E7 Campus. Go

i feel you on the Teams call struggle. replace the broken one with a U6 Pro - you'll see better range and speed vs the old AC Lite. for the garden office without ethernet, grab a U6 Mesh and place it in a window or exterior wall closest to the office. it's weather-rated and designed for mesh uplink.

i've done this exact setup. for point to multipoint, grab a Ubiquiti Nanostation 5AC Loco on home 1 and matching ones on home 2 and office. they dont broadcast ssid directly - so add U6 Mesh APs outside each building for wifi coverage. the nanostations handle backhaul only. for the barns and outside