What is the most important thing now? WiFi! WiFi! Still WiFi! Important things to say three times! However, we often have poor coverage of wireless network signals at home. There are usually two solutions. One is to deploy wireless repeaters, and the other is to use power cats for network expansion. However, these two kinds of wireless network extension methods have their own advantages and disadvantages. We need to choose according to the actual network conditions in our home. Today we will briefly introduce the extension methods of these two types of wireless networks.
Functionally speaking, the power cat obtains the network signal through the wire, and the wireless repeater transmits the original existing wireless signal through its own retransmission, thus expanding the coverage of the wireless network. The method of use is also very simple. We deploy wireless repeaters on the sockets at the edge of the wireless router's signal coverage, and then simply set it up so that the wireless repeater can extend the wireless network to rooms that need to be covered. Wireless repeaters on the market are becoming more and more simple to operate. Products such as Tenda and other vendors can automatically pair with wireless routers without the need for manual configuration.
In simple terms, a power cat is a device that converts a wire hidden inside a wall in a home into a network cable and expands the network. Power cats are now classified into two types: "wired power cats" and "wireless power cats." "Wired Power Cat" means that computers, televisions and other devices that need to access the Internet need to be connected to the power cat to access the Internet. "Wireless Power Cat" is based on the "wired power cat". After the deployment is completed, the user can not only use the network cable to connect to the Internet, it can also provide users with wireless network coverage, and facilitate the movement of smart phones, tablet computers, etc. The end device is used on the Internet.
However, network expansion through wireless repeaters will reduce the network transmission rate by half, and deploying one will also satisfy users. If multiple deployments are required, it is very likely that the network speed is not enough for normal network behavior. The power cat has a network transmission rate of up to 200 Mbps, and it will not affect the deployment of multiple devices. But power cats are more expensive and must be used in pairs, and if the quality of the wires in the home is not good, the network transmission rate will drop dramatically. Power cats and wireless repeaters, which is more suitable for you?
Wireless router with wireless repeater
Functionally speaking, the power cat obtains the network signal through the wire, and the wireless repeater transmits the original existing wireless signal through its own retransmission, thus expanding the coverage of the wireless network. The method of use is also very simple. We deploy wireless repeaters on the sockets at the edge of the wireless router's signal coverage, and then simply set it up so that the wireless repeater can extend the wireless network to rooms that need to be covered. Wireless repeaters on the market are becoming more and more simple to operate. Products such as Tenda and other vendors can automatically pair with wireless routers without the need for manual configuration.
Electricity cat use schematic
In simple terms, a power cat is a device that converts a wire hidden inside a wall in a home into a network cable and expands the network. Power cats are now classified into two types: "wired power cats" and "wireless power cats." "Wired Power Cat" means that computers, televisions and other devices that need to access the Internet need to be connected to the power cat to access the Internet. "Wireless Power Cat" is based on the "wired power cat". After the deployment is completed, the user can not only use the network cable to connect to the Internet, it can also provide users with wireless network coverage, and facilitate the movement of smart phones, tablet computers, etc. The end device is used on the Internet.
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However, network expansion through wireless repeaters will reduce the network transmission rate by half, and deploying one will also satisfy users. If multiple deployments are required, it is very likely that the network speed is not enough for normal network behavior. The power cat has a network transmission rate of up to 200 Mbps, and it will not affect the deployment of multiple devices. But power cats are more expensive and must be used in pairs, and if the quality of the wires in the home is not good, the network transmission rate will drop dramatically. Power cats and wireless repeaters, which is more suitable for you?
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