Question 1

can this access point be mounted to a wall?

Accepted Answer

Yes ,it has screw openings on the bottom that are slotted.Put a couple of screws on the wall and slide it on.

Question 2

Is this device dual voltage?  I live in Europe and need 220V.  Prices in Europe for this device cost $250.00

Accepted Answer

The unit I have has a power supply that says it takes inputs from 100 - 240V. So it should run anywhere in the world as long as you have an adapter to take the power supply from a US plug configuration to whatever outlet configuration you need.

Question 3

What is the range (in meters) of the product and data transfer rate  
?

Accepted Answer

I spent hours on the phone with Linksys and the customer service is terrible. I would not endorse this product, I am an electronics tech and I had serious problems interfacing the product with my router andd my router was a linksys product. I since got rid of all linksys products and went to D-link. Hope this helps

Question 4

Is there a wifi extender that works with this access point?

Accepted Answer

These access points can be connected together using an uplink, essentially extending the range, that is using one connected directly and one disconnected from the LAN. As for range extenders, all should work, but the IP configuration gets a bit buggy with some (some devices being outside of the normal IP range)

Question 5

can this be wall mounted?

Accepted Answer

Yes, wall mount holes located on bottom of unit.

Question 6

How do you set up the range extender on this device?

Accepted Answer

like normal, program the extender to connect to the wireless SSID you wish to extend.

Question 7

Can this device receive internet signal via ethernet and re-broadcast it into wifi (as a range extender with the note of signal coming in through ethernet?)

Accepted Answer

Yes after it has been configured to what SSID it should broadcast , it does not need a USG or Unifi switch to function (USG being the Unifi Router)

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