How many ISPs or how may WANIPs will you have and what are the throughputs.
Right now I would look at the hex refresh and two or three wifi7 TP link or zyxel APs.
If the WAN throughput is greater than what the hex refresh can provide I would look at
the RB5009.
If you want to look at using MT wifi, then the hapax3 plus at least two MT APs should potentially meet requirements.
The wifi is hard to assess as it depends on layouts and wall materials etc............... Typically one AP per floor is a usual recommendation/starting point.
What is useful is to deploy one wifi device and measure the coverage and then where the coverage is lacking add another AP, to provide adequate coverage where the signal drops from the first one and so on...... In this way one only buys what is needed..
Right now I would look at the hex refresh and two or three wifi7 TP link or zyxel APs.
If the WAN throughput is greater than what the hex refresh can provide I would look at
the RB5009.
If you want to look at using MT wifi, then the hapax3 plus at least two MT APs should potentially meet requirements.
The wifi is hard to assess as it depends on layouts and wall materials etc............... Typically one AP per floor is a usual recommendation/starting point.
What is useful is to deploy one wifi device and measure the coverage and then where the coverage is lacking add another AP, to provide adequate coverage where the signal drops from the first one and so on...... In this way one only buys what is needed..
Statistics: Posted by anav — Wed Apr 02, 2025 6:58 pm
