Ubiquiti Networks UAP-AC-LR 175.7 x 43.2 mm 2.4-5 GHz 802.11ac Dual-Radio Long Range - White

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This is the most basic option you have. It really is a great access point, and is more than enough for a lot of home networks. One of the benefits of UniFi is that it’s so easy to expand and adjust. I have a problem discovering the APs, I mean I connect them properly to the PoE switch, and the configuration on the switch is also the rigth one to reach the Controller. The Aps have being reset to factory values, but the system doesn´t recongnize them. I could not connect to these wifi networks (using samsung galaxy S9+ to test) so I disabled them in Unifi. Still, getting connected to the Basement AP is not possible on the main WIFI network (not a vlan). on other AP’s the S9+ is connected, but every few minutes it seems to disconnect and not to reconnect again, only manually.

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The difference between the lite and the other is obvious, but the difference between the Unifi AC-LR and the Unifi AC-PRO is a bit harder. You might be tempted to buy the faster and more expensive AC-PRO (bigger is better / more antennas is better / more expensive is better ? ). But there is a big and important difference between the two. It also has a edge over the AC-Lite when it comes to 2.4GHz performance, so if that is important to you then it’s worth considering. Thank you for your article. I have been working with the Unifi APs for about a year and find them to work well.

Hi Rudy, thanks to both your guides I now have installed both an ERX router and a Unify AP AC LR. Both work great, but… I have one problem.

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The FlexHD is easy to understand. It’s the same radios as the nanoHD, in a different form factor. It has slightly higher-gain 5 GHz antennas than the nanoHD, which should give it a small performance edge there. It also has the benefit of being mounted outdoors — think under a porch roof, not somewhere directly exposed. Very informative article. I have bought the Pro model. It hasn’t arrived yet but I have a question – you said that we should disable the wifi on the old router. Can I keep the wifi network that exists (the router is on 1st floor of the house) and use the AP to create another (same name or different?) wifi network in the 2nd floor? The last step is to disable the wifi on your old router because the UAP is strong enough to cover your entire house. You can’t just unplug your router, you need it for your internet connection. To disable the wifi on your router, you need to log in to the admin interface of your router (most of the time you will find it on http://192.168.1.1 or http://192.168.1.254), find the Wireless settings, and turn it off.AC-Lite: The do-everything workhorse. Unless you are trying to push gigabit speeds or have some really heavy wireless needs in mind, this is a good default option. I wonder what I did wrong. Do you know if there is an instruction how to configure multiple AP’s? It drives me nuts that I have spent quite some money on this, and still my network shows horrible performance.

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Note: If the Ethernet cable feeds along the mounting surface, then remove the Cable Feed Plug on the side of the UniFi AP instead.

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Je kan de laatste firmware cachen op de Unifi controller (onder system settings) of de firmware handmatig updaten op de access point I have been looking to replace it with something newer but it doesn’t seem like there is a good small replacement for the USG-3P. At last somebody speaking in terms I can understand. Im new to this Ubiquiti thing ,just bought and installed an AC lite.Thought the wifi range would be stronger,as it says 400 feet in the blurb.So reading up on info and placement info. Thank you for being so informative in simple language, so if i have 3 wifi access points (linksys mesh system) how do i set it up so that my phone switches to the nearest access point if the wifi network name is the same for the whole house – i have found that there is no way to know if it is switching to the nearest one and the connectivity lags or drops when i move from room to room – but the phone says it is ‘connected’ to the wifi network – i am not sure i understand how to configure it so that the devices ‘change’ automatically to connect to the strongest signal – hope that makes sense Spectrum has installed a new modem and router. UAP Lite are connected to the router via POE modules. I think one is working – not sure, and the other is not working.