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Archer C50 in AP mode with witch outdoor extender / repeater is compatible?
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There are no outdoor extender/repeaters in the TP-Link portfolio.
Apart from that you could use any of the TP-Link extenders available on the market.
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All three models would do the job for you.
You should keep in mind that first two (RE315, RE450) are dual-band extenders and TL-WA860RE is a single-band (2.4 GHz only).
From these three I would choose RE315 as it matches C50 bandwidth best and it also supports Easymesh ethernet backhaul.
Easymesh ethernet backhaul would be beneficial for you if you decide to upgrade your router in time.
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There are no outdoor extender/repeaters in the TP-Link portfolio.
Apart from that you could use any of the TP-Link extenders available on the market.
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so any of these 3
TP-Link WiFi Extender AC1200 RE315
TP-Link WiFi Extender AC1750 RE450
TP-Link WiFi Extender N300 TL-WA860RE
will work as extender with the archer? as far I know, it change SID with SID_ext anf the password is the same, correct?
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All three models would do the job for you.
You should keep in mind that first two (RE315, RE450) are dual-band extenders and TL-WA860RE is a single-band (2.4 GHz only).
From these three I would choose RE315 as it matches C50 bandwidth best and it also supports Easymesh ethernet backhaul.
Easymesh ethernet backhaul would be beneficial for you if you decide to upgrade your router in time.
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thank you
Do you have in mind any tplink extender that is for outdoor use? not rain etc, but at a pool, lot of humidity
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Actually no, all REs are meant to be positioned indoor. You can place these on a porch or other open space but I would not recommend exposing them to a direct sunlight or rain.
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