@stefanocps For completeness sake, the 2210MP has 150W of POE power budget available. The EAP610 require 13.7W ea in the EU and the EAP225-outdoor 10.5W and the OC200 about 4W, so assuming 6 x 610 @...

@stefanocps The EAP610 will work without further configuration when plugged into the SG2210MP. It will autodetect active POE and supply power as approriate. Good thinking on using the SFP port, but...

@stefanocps Ok, because of this thread I did some more reading and digging :) While I am happy with the 235-walls for my application (zone coverage, no roaming between zones needed) as they work just...

@b4tm4n The 225-outdoor is a bit unique in that it can be powered by 48V active POE or 24V passive POE. Have you tried with the small white 24V passive POE injector it came with? Inspect the 8 pins...

Ok fair question. Let's start with the recognition that WiFi uses fixed 20Mhz chunks of bandwidth, usually 1, 2 or 4 can be 'bonded' together, however the total radio power has to remain the same....

Honestly, I don't even think 'extreme' performance is going to be an option in Rome...so why pay for something you aren't ever going to benefit from (ie AX vs AC). Same for the HD units...you just...