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eero Outdoor 7 Dual-Band Wi-Fi 7 Outdoor Mesh Access Point with 30W PoE+ Adapter - IP66

eero Outdoor 7 Dual-Band Wi-Fi 7 Outdoor Mesh Access Point with 30W PoE+ Adapter - IP66

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eero Outdoor 7 extends your eero network beyond your walls, to the patio, pool, garden or treehouse. Each unit covers up to 15,000 sq. ft. of outdoor space with wireless speeds up to 2.1 Gbps and connects 100+ devices. It is IP66 rated against dust, rain and snow, tested to operate from -40°F to 131°F, and mounts on wood, fiber cement, stucco or vinyl siding with the included bracket.

Highlights

Wi-Fi Dual-band Wi-Fi 7; wireless speeds up to 2.1 Gbps
Coverage Up to 15,000 sq. ft. outdoors; 100+ devices
Weather IP66; tested from -40°F to 131°F
Port and power One auto-sensing 2.5 GbE, PoE-capable port; 30W PoE+ power adapter included (or power from a PoE+ switch)
Mounting Mounting bracket included; mounts vertically on a wall or post
Network Extends an eero network; setup and control in the eero app
Dimensions 6.34 x 8.18 x 3.55 in (W x H x D)
Warranty 3-year limited warranty (eero)

Warranty & Setup

New, factory sealed, with the full manufacturer warranty: 3 years. Want it ready to go? Add setup and data transfer from our Emmaus team and it arrives with your files, email and apps already in place.

Part number: SN10111

From the Tech Outlet Catalog

Above the lavender fields near Furano, on Hokkaido, a beekeeper named Haruko keeps two hundred hives and a strict policy against visitors in July, when the bees are, in her words, at work and in a mood.

Her cottage is at the bottom of the hill and her shed at the top, with a long walk between them through purple rows that hum like a power line.

The shed is where she weighs the honey and logs the hives on a tablet, because her paper ledgers were eaten one spring by a determined mouse. The tablet worked in the cottage and not at all on the hill, so she climbed down to enter the numbers and climbed back up, stung once each way as a matter of tradition.

Her son mounted a white box on the shed wall, one cable running to it, and joined it to the network in the house. It has since been through a typhoon and a February blizzard. It noticed neither.

Now the numbers go in on the hill. The mouse has retired.

Outdoor Wi-Fi 7. Takes the network out to the hives. Bees remain unconnected.

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