Hi Noah, thanks for your comment. As an Authorised Distributor of Ubiquiti products, we do not offer professional deployments as part of our service. We have, however, sold many of these units and to date have not received any negative feedback from our customers.
Thanks for this great video. The contents are very informative and useful. For residential application, would you recommend installing a 1-2 U6-LR instead of 3-4 U6-LITE to provide coverage for a, say, 6000 sq feet 3-story house with drywalls?
Hi Brian, thanks for your message! For connectivity in multi-floor buildings, we recommend using more AP’s rather than relying on the higher output power of fewer devices. You should also cable all points onto the network to ensure high throughput throughout the building.
When editing the wireless network on the controller, there is an option called “WPA3" with a checkbox. Once selected it will use WPA3 encryption, and specify that all AP’s that do not support this encryption will still make use of WPA2. Without this option enabled you will be limited to WPA2 only.
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Excellent video, thank you. How many of these APs have you deployed any issue so far? Keep up the great work.
Hi Noah, thanks for your comment.
As an Authorised Distributor of Ubiquiti products, we do not offer professional deployments as part of our service. We have, however, sold many of these units and to date have not received any negative feedback from our customers.
Thanks for this great video. The contents are very informative and useful. For residential application, would you recommend installing a 1-2 U6-LR instead of 3-4 U6-LITE to provide coverage for a, say, 6000 sq feet 3-story house with drywalls?
Hi Brian, thanks for your message! For connectivity in multi-floor buildings, we recommend using more AP’s rather than relying on the higher output power of fewer devices. You should also cable all points onto the network to ensure high throughput throughout the building.
… and still wpa2 only. Shame. Prod spec on official web says it supports wpa3 which isn’t true.
When editing the wireless network on the controller, there is an option called “WPA3" with a checkbox. Once selected it will use WPA3 encryption, and specify that all AP’s that do not support this encryption will still make use of WPA2. Without this option enabled you will be limited to WPA2 only.