on 23-08-2021 19:56
I’m trying to connect a wiFi hot tub at the bottom of my garden. I have WiFi that I can use at that point but the hot tub will not pick up the signal.
I have bought the TP extender above but that appears to do nothing even though I am connected to the extender. Any advice would be really appreciated..
Thanks
Les
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on 25-08-2021 20:14
Hi @Cooper6125,
Thank you for your post and welcome to our community forums. We're here to help.
I am so sorry to hear you're having a bit of trouble connecting to the Wi-Fi. Do any other devices connect to the third party extender you've purchased? Can you also confirm if devices can connect to the router without issue?
Thanks,
on 25-08-2021 20:14
Hi @Cooper6125,
Thank you for your post and welcome to our community forums. We're here to help.
I am so sorry to hear you're having a bit of trouble connecting to the Wi-Fi. Do any other devices connect to the third party extender you've purchased? Can you also confirm if devices can connect to the router without issue?
Thanks,
25-08-2021 21:18 - edited 25-08-2021 21:19
Not surprising really, its a pretty basic device/model. Is it close to the Tub or not?
If not, look at getting a better specced external wireless access point and mount it outside. Or get one for inside mounted in clear sight of the Tub
e.g. - Through a patio door, in a conservatory, by the window or thin door, etc.
on 25-08-2021 21:33
I bought this one as it said that it was the latest. It just doesn’t want to seem to extend 😳
on 25-08-2021 21:57
on 25-08-2021 22:49
Be careful, some glass these days contain metal and WiFi signals do not penetrate through it very well.
I would recommend the following, mounted outside on the back of your house and connected via Ethernet cable to your hub. It has mesh in its full name, but is not solely a mesh device, cost £84 -
Ubiquiti Networks UAP-AC-M
better, but a twice the price:
Ubiquiti Networks UAP-AC-M-PRO
both will give WiFi over a large area.