@Vincent-TP I did have the bracket installed but the AP making contact with the celling holds in heat. I removed the bracket and reinstalled it so that there is about 3/4 of an inch gap between it...

@Vincent-TP I lowered my AP yesterday, I kinda was thinking the design was making it get hot when it was mounted to the ceiling. Soon as I removed the AP the temp drop 30deg so I reattach the ceiling...

@Brian93505 I tried the 12v adapter, TP-link poe++ injector, replacing the Ethernet cable and now I have the omada ES206XPP-M2 poe++ switch powering it. I used up all my resources so I don't have any...

@Vincent-TP the bottom is about 44. C and feels fine. The top where it makes contact with the celling is hot. It's probably normal?. That's with my home temperature at 75 degrees

@NeilR_M we can check the internal temperature from the app? I'll look in to it when I get home. I'm at work right now. The hole situation has me bummed out. So where does TPlink sell the 12v DC...

@Brian93505 Here is a pic of where I have it installed that light is led and puts out no heat