replace extender and AP with omadsa eap225 outdoor

replace extender and AP with omadsa eap225 outdoor

replace extender and AP with omadsa eap225 outdoor
replace extender and AP with omadsa eap225 outdoor
2025-05-09 04:56:35 - last edited 2025-05-10 02:31:30
Model: EAP225-Outdoor  
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Hi , i can replace this AP with eap225 outdoor ?  now my eap 225 are configured on omada controller but there are power off for production . 

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Re:replace extender and AP with omadsa eap225 outdoor-Solution
2025-05-10 02:31:28 - last edited 2025-05-10 02:31:30

Hi  @frankz66 

 

Yes. The EAP225-Outdoor supports all features of the EAP115, along with additional 5GHz capability. You can replace it directly.

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2025-05-10 02:31:28 - last edited 2025-05-10 02:31:30

Hi  @frankz66 

 

Yes. The EAP225-Outdoor supports all features of the EAP115, along with additional 5GHz capability. You can replace it directly.

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Re:replace extender and AP with omadsa eap225 outdoor
2025-05-10 03:52:48 - last edited 2025-05-10 03:55:07

  @Vincent-TP 

Hi, I have already replaced the two APs with the 225 outdoor ones, working in mesh mode between the two APs.
The connection status can be seen from the images, but I have removed them because the tplink technicians advised me against setting up this configuration as it is a mesh for an aerial connection. I must say that everything worked, but I did as I was told, even if I was not very convinced because to achieve this, the two APs were wired but communicated at 5 ghz via mesh.

 

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Re:replace extender and AP with omadsa eap225 outdoor
2025-05-12 02:14:54

Hi  @frankz66 

 

I don't quite understand.

They're already functioning as expected, why do you want to uninstall them?  

 

Please give me the support case ID so I would know more details and understand why they suggest this.

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Re:replace extender and AP with omadsa eap225 outdoor
2025-05-12 04:10:09 - last edited 2025-05-12 04:14:04

hello Vincent, I returned them because as I had previously written I had managed to make them work even if the signal obtained at ghz was -83 DB so low. Despite this everything worked, only that I followed the opinion of the support.

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Re:replace extender and AP with omadsa eap225 outdoor
2025-05-13 01:46:25

Hi  @frankz66 

 

Thanks for the reply. As for the low signal issue, you may refer to the following:

  1) Move the Mesh EAP closer to the uplink EAP;

    2) Avoid obstacles and wireless interference between the uplink EAP and mesh EAP;

    3) Change the channel of the uplink EAP, please test on different channels;

    4) Choose different uplink EAP units.

    5) Make sure the firmware version of the EAP and the controller are up-to-date.

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Re:replace extender and AP with omadsa eap225 outdoor
2025-05-13 04:12:36

  @Vincent-TP Thank you. But as I had written I returned them so I can no longer try. The reason why I made them what I had written, that is, not recommended by the technicians. But I ask you if in your opinion, this configuration was good or not.

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