Ubiquiti Networks Ubiquiti UAP-AC-IW-US Unifi Ap In-wall Wrls

Wireless coverage in my backyard is spotty at best even though I have a Ubiquiti long range access point in my office which should be able to cover most of the backyard due to its advertised range. But as we know statistical range coverage and actual range coverage can differ greatly. In my case I have a block house and a fireplace in my office which I suspect is the source of my coverage problem.And this is the reason why this particular in-wall access point was intriguing because it is specifically built to sit in your wall and transmit through your wall I just didn't know how well that would work transmitting through a block wall and a fireplace. To my surprise it actually works rather well, I mounted it behind my 65 inch Samsung TV that sits over the fireplace and I now have amazingly fast and stable coverage in my backyard even though this access point is blasting the signal through a concrete block wall and a fireplace flume. Ubiquity for the win.. again.

Bought it so I could remote play my computer games on my phone in the bedroom. Bought a wireless xbox controller and a phone clip for it. Using Moonlight to remote connect, I get no noticeable input delay. This is only possible when using a 5ghz so it works as expected.

I bought one of these, powered via a poe switch, and tested it as a replacement to an Ac-rt68u router. I was able to replicate the coverage area with a single unit, but then purchased a second for the lower level. They are low profile, work well, and have a serious amount of options thanks to the ubiquity controllers software.

This is the product that you need if you have a WiFi dead spot in your house or place of work.* Extremely easy to install and I had it up and running in less than thirty minutes. This was install and adoption within the controller.* Comes with all the hardware you need to install it onto an outlet box. I had a low voltage box installed in my HVAC area (hence the reason the box is sideways, the picture orientations are correct)***NOTE you will need a network drop wherever you choose to install this UAP that goes to a POE switch**** This UAP makes a nice addition to my UNIFI Eco system.* Feels nice and hefty in your hand and not cheap. Well made* After plugging it into my  Ubiquiti US-8-60W Unifi Switch  it came right up in my Unifi controller. I was able to adopt and then manage it with no issues.* Gives out a strong signal and covers the dead spot I had in my house and it even extends to my backyard and side of house.* The UAP does get a little warm to the touch, but I located mine in the HVAC room and then have a cable from there feeding my other switch two floors up. So getting warm is not an issue for me as it is out of the way.* In the coming months I will be using this UAP to power the  Ubiquiti UAP-AC-M-US Unifi Mesh Access Point  and will update if I have any issues. Ubiquiti US-8-60W Unifi SwitchUbiquiti UAP-AC-M-US Unifi Mesh Access Point

I have a wall jack in my bedroom where I will hang a TV. I also needed a local AP in that room because otherwise the wifi signal is weak. This works great since it gives me the AP and signal boost I need and I still have an available jack to plug in the TV.