Your data. Your choice.

david.lisi

5 years ago

Yes, a Swiss plug is installed.

s.widmer

5 years ago

Hello all. I have a quick question about this product: I see that a repeater gets its own SSID, but I wonder why a repeater makes sense? I can just as well set up an access point at home, can't I? If I had 4 repeaters in the house, each device would have its own SSID and I would then always have to dial the end device? Does that make sense? Thank you very much for your support.

Yaduera

5 years ago

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Hi. So I have three of these things at home and they get the SSID from my access point.

c.gruber

6 years ago

Is this product also compatible with the Sunrise Box? Thanks in advance!! 😉

gaetano60

6 years ago

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Yes, a repeater uses the existing wifi to amplify it, so if the Sunrisebox has wifi, this is no problem and if the use is planned that way.

matthias.leu

8 years ago

Is the V1 or the V2 being sold here?

4 answers

9 years ago

Can I also use the Ethernet port to supply the repeater with network via cable instead of in bridge mode? It won't have good reception itself where I want to use it....

markusburr0

9 years ago

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Hello, I understand that the unit is connected to the network via cable and adds other devices via WLAN - i.e. operation as a WLAN access point. This has been added as a function with the latest firmware! See: http://www.tp-link.de/download/RE450.html#Firmware

marcovs

6 years ago

Can this also be used as an access point? Can I connect it via the LAN port? The router and the repeater are too far apart in my case.

6 years ago

Can the RE450 also be used as a client and the repeater functionality be deactivated?

6 years ago

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Yes, the RE450 can be operated in two modes: Repeater and Acces Point. In repeater mode, the retransmission of data can be prevented. This means that a bridge is only formed with the existing Ethernet port, which corresponds to the desired client mode. I have used the RE450 and also an RE650 in this way.

joelmichard

8 years ago

Can I also use the repeater as an access point? I.e. I want to dial into an existing WLAN with the TP-Link and set up a separate WLAN for guests (new name, new PW).

fabianja

8 years ago

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I really use the repeater as a repeater, so I haven't tried that. As far as I know, however, it should be possible. At least if you set it up via the web interface, you can set the SSID and PW for the "repeated" WLAN separately. And it is also called "Access Point + Repeater" ;).

Marsenn1

5 years ago

Can I also use the repeater with an Apple Airport base station? Apple used to have its own repeater, but unfortunately it no longer exists.

fredyfruti

5 years ago

Hello, thank you for the enquiry. However, I cannot answer your question. I haven't had anything to do with Apple all my life. I am sorry for that. I hope that you will still receive an answer. Maybe directly from the manufacturer.

aleander73

5 years ago

Hello everyone, can anyone help me, is the device compatible with the Sunrise Internet Box? Thank you

c.gruber

5 years ago

yes you can connect it to the sunrise internet box

6 years ago

Hello, do other devices fit into the other free sockets in a typical Swiss "3" socket? (I still find it difficult to find good, small repeaters that fit well in Switzerland. I have a Fritz 310 repeater that doesn't fit (well) if other sockets are already occupied.... It also looks strange when the device hangs crooked in the socket... Or how do you do it?)

little_bsh

6 years ago

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The TP-LINK AC RE450 blocks the other 2 sockets of a normal 3-socket outlet. It is therefore not possible to use the other sockets.

sieberdecor

8 years ago

Is the repeater 100% to Archer 3200?

Neercs

8 years ago

I use the part on a Netgear router - no problem, neither with the setup nor with the expansion performance.

akku99

9 years ago

Will this also be usable with the iPhone 7 via the app?

running_up_

9 years ago

I recently bought the Asus ea-ac87 and only found out later that it only transmits in the 5GHz signal. Can I use the TP-Link to replace the missing 2.4GHz line?

mavimaster

9 years ago

Yes

9 years ago

Is it compatible for travelling e.g. in the USA with AC120 volt?

9 years ago

Is it compatible for travelling e.g. in the USA with AC120 volt?

birce888

9 years ago

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The print on the back of the label says 100-240V. 50/60Hz must therefore work

ricardopena

9 years ago

Images and video refer to the ac1750 model, not the ac1300. Which one then is the one you are selling?

ricardopena

9 years ago

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upss. Its the same, combined ac1750/n450 gives 1300. So missleading

MoneyMatter

1 month ago

When is the TP-Link RE450 Duo recommended? We live in a three-storey house. We have our Sunrise router on the ground floor, which brings the WLAN signal up to the first floor with a reasonably stable connection. Could I then plug in the TP-Link Re450 on the 1st floor so that I can boost the signal up to the 2nd floor? I read somewhere that the TP-Link must be plugged in close to the router (with a clear view of the router and no walls or the like in between). Would this mean that I need two of these TP-Link Re450s? One on the ground floor right next to the router and the second on the first floor so that I can get the signal up to the second floor? The next question(s) would be, why do I have to pay just under CHF 40.00 for the single TP-Link Re450 and just under CHF 140.00 for the TP-Link Re450 Duo Pack? Couldn't I just buy two single repeaters for CHF 80.00? or can the single repeaters not be connected together like the Duo Pack? Many thanks for your efforts in answering this question. Greetings from the IT greenhorn himself ;)

Lucini321

3 months ago

Can this thing also be used as an amplifier for fibre optics?

guldandani

3 months ago

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Overview with AI +18 Yes, you can use a WLAN repeater with a fibre optic connection.

urserne1

1 year ago

Is it not possible to use a short extension cable, in my case the light switch at the socket would be covered, it is only used for the power supply, then it is also possible to connect an Ethernet switch to the RJ45/LAN port, then connect several devices to this using an Ethernet cable? Thanks and regards Urs

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ilostebo

1 year ago

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Yes you can connect an extension cable not a powerline And it is possible to use a switch it will then be configured by the modem or router

r_baumann89

1 year ago

Hello, can I feed this device via a LAN line (network) and turn it into a WLAN signal?

ilostebo

1 year ago

To the best of my knowledge it is not possible to run on 220v and not PoE

adi_ljumic

2 years ago

I have Salt Fiber at home, as far as I know Salt Fiber is 10'000 Mbit, does that mean I should rather look for a Wifi extender that covers more than 1300 Mbit?

YNoguchi

2 years ago

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Yes, and above all a device that supports wifi 6. 1300Mbit is fairly modest; you can find devices with 3000Mbit. Be aware that the final connection speed depends on a lot of parameters and what is indicated on the packages remains indicative...

alban3

2 years ago

Hello, can you confirm that I can connect my Sunrise box wirelessly to this device? If so, is it easy? Thank you!

YNoguchi

2 years ago

Hello, yes, it works fine. I also have a Sunrise box. Almost nothing to configure, but it's nice to have your app in a smartphone.

ottika1978

2 years ago

Hello! i have in my house in two different points bad wifi connection it would be possible if i would connect one repearter to my asus router with wifi and a second repearter would connect to the first repearter ? So router to repearter 1 to repearter 2 ! Would I lose much in performance wlan mbps? At the moment I have wifi from router 600 Mbps ! how much would come with repearter 2 ?

gogol3000

2 years ago

Is this repeater better than TP-Link RE550 Wi-Fi Range Extender?

kimmo19

2 years ago

I only know the re450

zbindmar

2 years ago

Does the amplifier work with a Swisscom router?

mbmantel

2 years ago

Yes works for me

2 years ago

Swisscom

Stardustone

2 years ago

So-called WiFi range extenders are outdated technology and often do not offer a stable connection, it is better to buy a real WiFi mesh system that also offers sufficient coverage. This one consists of 2 WiFi routers with a built-in 3 x Gbit switch and offers excellent performance at a very low price: Xiaomi AX3000 With a WiFi mesh system, the WLAN devices always choose the router with the strongest transmission, and this without interruption. With a range extender, the devices starve at an extender until the connection is interrupted, there is an interruption and then you have to see how it gets connected again, usually it takes a few seconds until a WiFi device has registered at another extender. Extenders also generally reduce the transfer rate, which is why I generally advise against using extenders.

DavidSimon92

2 years ago

Hi! We have a very angled flat and would need 2 of these. Does this work? and would both amplifiers then show the same network? Thanks for your answers

Elon Musk

3 years ago

Do I have to connect the TP link to the router or can I connect it to the internet from the other TP link? ( long flat 1 room has no internet )

BenjaminBrogle

3 years ago

Good day, I have another question about this product. Is it also compatible with an M-Budget router? LG