Wifi for a large house

kitkat+ said:
I see most of the suppliers have a shortage of the U6-Lite.
I checked with Scoop, Miro, Corex, Uniterm.
But I see Senetic has, but have not bought from them before - anyone has an experience with them to share?
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Yes, go for it. They reliable. They shipping from Poland or something though so it may take longer than expected with higher shipping costs
 
gbyleveldt said:
The first 4 are the distributors, Senetic is a reseller. So I seriously doubt they have actual stock. I would confirm with them first before putting money down to be honest. I’m looking for 2 * U6-LR’s myself
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Senetic aren't local. They recently got a local office with a few things available locally. Most of the stuff coming from Europe. Which is why the shipping cost is high.
I've used them multiple times before, much cheaper than local, no issues even with a warranty exchange
 
skyw4lk3r said:
Senetic aren't local. They recently got a local office with a few things available locally. Most of the stuff coming from Europe. Which is why the shipping cost is high.
I've used them multiple times before, much cheaper than local, no issues even with a warranty exchange
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What sort of timelines do you normally get for delivery?
 
Try adding to cart and proceeding to just before payment and they should give an estimate
 
No added charges apart from the shipping. No extra customs, vat, etc, that's all included.

I've bought two udm Pros from them as well as many access points. No issues
 
cguy said:
I use UniFi in my house. The WAPs are all wired (about 8 of them, one of them being an outdoor device), and I have a dual/WAN router, so it can fall back to wireless if the fiber link has any problems. Works great so far.
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8 APs????? Isn't that overkill?
 
skyw4lk3r said:
Senetic aren't local. They recently got a local office with a few things available locally. Most of the stuff coming from Europe. Which is why the shipping cost is high.
I've used them multiple times before, much cheaper than local, no issues even with a warranty exchange
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Ah, I didn't realise they not local. I just saw the killer price they had on the UDMPro. I wanted to kick myself as I only saw that after I bought mine. Kinda glad it worked out the way it did as I don't know how warranty exchanges would work. I see they also don't have stock of the Wifi6 stuff (I assume, because there's only an enquire button).
 
gbyleveldt said:
Ah, I didn't realise they not local. I just saw the killer price they had on the UDMPro. I wanted to kick myself as I only saw that after I bought mine. Kinda glad it worked out the way it did as I don't know how warranty exchanges would work. I see they also don't have stock of the Wifi6 stuff (I assume, because there's only an enquire button).
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Easiest current WiFi 6 option is to mesh a couple of Huawei AX3s
 
Speedster said:
Easiest current WiFi 6 option is to mesh a couple of Huawei AX3s
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Heh, I'm waaaaay too invested in Unifi now. I can wait, I'm currently ok with the AC-LR's. It's more an itch that needs scratching to upgrade two of the AP's
 
gbyleveldt said:
Heh, I'm waaaaay too invested in Unifi now. I can wait, I'm currently ok with the AC-LR's. It's more an itch that needs scratching to upgrade two of the AP's
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Do you tone down the tx on the LRs ?
 
I have been using a Unifi setup for over three years and had it not been for ESCUM, would be running so long without a reboot. My setup is as follows:
USG 3P
2 X Unifi 8 Port Switches (4X POE)
2 X AP-AC- LR
1 X AP-AC- Lite

Expensive kit initially, but well worth the spend as there are no issues with wifi connectivity which cover my entire house and outdoor areas.
 
Speedster said:
I think the consensus would be a resounding yes, but at roughly three times the price. Although, do note it's not mesh.
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They do Mesh.

But it is a harder install.

They have the more consumer friendly Amplifi range but it’s even more expensive.
 
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