Beste Position Fritz Repeater?
Die FritzBox (7590) ist im EG Treppenhaus, das WLAN-Signal muss einmal durch das Treppenhaus in das 2 OG und dann durch eine Wand/Tür um zum Repeater zu gelangen.
Wenn ich im 2 OG ein schlechtes Signal habe und dort wo ein schlechtes Signal ist einen Repeater installiere, würde das meine WLAN Verbindung verstärken oder würde die Geschwindigkeit des WLANs langsam sein (da der Repeater nur ein schlechtes Signal hat)?
Der Repeater würde wahrscheinlich der 1200AX werden, wobei sie Wifi 6 unterstützt, aber die FritzBox nur Wifi 5, wäre das eine Verschwendung?
(LAN ist keine Option)
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First of all:
What tells us that?
The router belongs centrally, centrally into the apartment, repeaters are emergency solutions for corners that the router partout does not reach. Rule of thumb: Go in the direction in which the repeater is to strike when the WLAN signal on your phone drops from the fourth to the third bar, the repeater must go.
But since you write, from the EC to the second OG, I honestly see it, black, no matter what technology you’re giving.
However, I would be interested in why a Lan cable is not an option? If the house is your property, a network cable through the central cable shaft would be the most sensible option…
“Repeaters only increase the signal strength”
Even if your explanation is correct. I can’t leave this sentence incomplete.
Repeaters don’t strengthen anything. They repeat (here the name repeater) the signal they receive and thus increase the range. Therefore, your explanation is completely correct. If there is little, the repeater can spend little.
Irrtum…
Repeater, pick up the signal and send it back with full Singnal strength, so you can talk calmly about an amplifier function
but as already said: WLAN signal and WLAN content are ZWEI various things
Mm, don’t sound so great. In the 1 OG, the repeater would make no sense and in the 2 OG there is no really matching socket, since all lie behind a wall and the signal has 1-2 bars.
About LAN:
I understand correctly that I have to transfer a cable from the EC to the 2 OG projectile to a repeater that divides the signal. Didn’t know where to lay the cable…
The cable shaft is in most cases (but not all) cases also in the vicinity of the cable connection box and thus the Fritzbox, because the internet connection comes through precisely this cable shaft into the apartment…
A LAN cable from the EC through the central cable shaft into the 2nd OG, where the power cables also go up. Make yourself an electrician for little money…
And then in the second OG no repeater, but a WLAN router like a Fritzbox 4020…
So EG –> cable modem FB 7590, then from LAN 1 the network cable (which can transfer up to 110 meters without loss) and at the end in the second OG an FB 4020 or something similar. Fritzbox fits best with Fritzbox because perfectly compatible. Here you get your Wi-Fi for your phone and laptop and for TV, computer and console you have 4 LAN outputs to connect by cable.
Cost point: about 100,- Euro unique and never again Hudelein with WLAN and a stable internet reception in the second OG
Network cable Example
Update:
The repeater arrived today, really works very well. All 100 mbits arrive at 👍🏽
Connected the Ps5 via LAN via the repeater. I’m really very happy.
Thank you
No!
You need to pack the repeater in a place where you still have decent connection.
A repeater does exactly what the name says he repeats what he receives. If the repeater doesn’t really “hear” what he’s supposed to say, there’s nothing sensible about the target.
Whether the 1200 AX is a waste is the price on it. Wlan isn’t high-tech anymore. Even fairly cheap products can afford reasonable work.
1. There, where I would plug in the repeater, sometimes even the full 100mbits arrive, but with only 1-3 bars, therefore rather unreliable connection. Would the repeater improve?
Two. And I got the 1200AX for 61€. If I give with my Laptpp the wifi 6E has Hotspot to my phone which also has WiFi 6E, then it transfers over 6ghz although the router cannot. Is it similar to the repeater that it then transfers with WiFi 6, although my router has only WiFi 5?
Thank you for your help!
I have a second Fritzbox as a Mesh Repeater. I feel better personally.
I don’t want to do much effort, so it’s just a repeater
That’s not an effort. Only flexible
There is an app from AVM to determine the Wlan and whether the repeater has an optimal position.
If you can’t pull or want a LAN cable, you have to work with what’s there. And what exactly is there is no one here knows you.
Success
You mean…
But it doesn’t help me