What are the different types of outdoor AP installation options?

There are basically four options in outdoor AP installation: wall mounting, pole mounting, corner mounting and roof mounting.

How do you mount a wireless AP?

Personnel mounting the AP must have knowledge of the wireless AP, bridging techniques, and grounding methods. You can mount the AP vertically to a wall or a pole that best fits the installation application. Fixed mounting kit for vertical mounting on a wall or for pole of diameter 2.5 to 3.9 inch (63.5 to 99.06 mm). See:

How do you install an outdoor access point?

The Process of Outdoor Access Point Installation Use a marker pen to mark the location of the installation holes on the wall. Use an impact drill to drill holes in the wall according to the marked positions. Use a hammer to tap the expansion bolts vertically into the hole. Fix the bracket on the wall with four M6 screws.

What is the TP-Link outdoor wireless base station?

The TP-LINK Outdoor Wireless Base Station pairs professional performance with user-friendly design, making it the perfect solution for both business and home users. Two external RP-SMA antenna interfaces allow the Outdoor Wireless Base Station to integrate seamlessly with TP-LINK's line of sector and dish antennas.

Where should APS be installed?

Install the AP in an area where structures, trees, or hills do not obstruct radio signals to and from the AP. We recommend that you install the AP no higher than 40 feet to support the wireless clients on the ground. Mounting all the APs at the same height provides the best throughput.

Should APS be mounted on a pole?

Pole mounting is a good option when installing the APs away from the buildings, which is more common in a wireless mesh system where no cables need to be pulled to each location. It’s ideal for providing a 360° overall coverage for your premises, but if the access point is mounted too close to the pole, the RF will be severely attenuated.