How do you get WiFi at your shed ?
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- Опубліковано 11 бер 2023
- We've been selling the Shed Link Ultra for a while now, and this video presents the first of our videos on this product.
The solution is on our website at rfshop.com.au/product/shed-li...
It's quite simple, in an outdoor antenna that gets placed on the shed, granny flat or man-cave and brings the weak house internet to the remote building. - Розваги
Just a tip for these type of product videos ... include the direct web link to your product page on your website.
You do great stuff, and this one step will make it so much easier for potential new customers to buy from you 😉
Such a simple suggestion...shows you when there's so many things to think about with UA-cam one tend to miss the obvious things. I now added the link to the description (and below this comment). Next time I do such a video I'll make explicit reference to the link, and when I missed it during recording I'll add a note during the video (which is already a problem I realise I have on an upcoming marine solution video that I recorded and neglected to think about this as well :)).
Many thanks for this Trevor !!!
rfshop.com.au/product/shed-link-connect-you-shed-to-your-home-wifi/
I got this setup off you last year and installed it in my shed. Does the job and I can stream video no problems now. The only thing I couldn’t work out how to do was set it up so it is on the same IP network as the house to share files from my NAS.
I may need to discuss this in more detail with yourself and ALFA since this would certainly be a requirement that more users may want to learn about.
What would the speed be at the shed if I had about 100mbps at the house which is about 20 meters away?
Hi Ned. It's hard to say for sure, but I would assume about 30 to 50Mbps given the technology.
how far away can the shed be?
We normally focus on 50m. Any longer distance could be achieved if everything works well, but there's always the risk of physical obstructions or reflections causing unwanted / unknown issues so from our perspective it's very hard to define. I could do a demonstration on the beach and we'll easily get more than 200m range, but that's unfortunately never a realistic scenario for our customers.
What would be the benefits of this solution vs Mikrotik SXT products which have similar specs?
Not sure what you would want to see as a key difference, but from our perspective the simplicity and cost benefit of this solution would be my best response