Exceeding 22dBm in United States using EAP225-Outdoor
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In reviewing the FCC Test Results, it appears the EAP225-Outdoor is capable of Transmission Power (TX Power) approaching 30dBm when selecting some of the Higher 5GHz Channels. See screenshot below of Page #58 in FCC Test Results (I tried to link the document but forum doesn't allow it).
Why don't the TP-Link Web or Omada Interfaces allow us to select higher than 22dBm (when unit is capable of hitting 29+- and the FCC Limit in the United States is 30dBm) ?
I would think that when I choose Channel 165 for example, it would allow me to exceed 22.
Morning @dulu,
That certainly could be the case, however, by everything I read in the FCC Test Results, it appears that the unit is more/than/capable of handling -30dBm.
I've reached out to TP-Link Support for further clarification. I'm interested in knowing/understanding their reasons. More importantly, I'd love to crank the power a bit more for my specific use/needs 
Since I couldn't attach the test link directly, anyone interested in a deeper dive of the Test Results: Google FCC TE7EAP225