TP-Link EAP225 Outdoor Access Point

In this video we take a look at the TP-Link EAP225 Outdoor access point. I think this is a nice access point if you are looking for some outdoor coverage in your backyard or front of home. The price point is also great

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◼️Timestamps

Intro 0:00
Unboxing 0:35
Access point specs 1:02
adopting AP into omada controller 2:13
Access point setting 2:58
Speedtest 5:14
Final thoughts 5:58

[jasonluong]

The big advantage of an outdoor high gain AP is to share the Internet or a LAN resource such as a printer so that neighbors can share a high end printer. An accounting system can be configured so that they pay for what they use in addition to the occasional cost of the printer’s maintenance.

[williambryce]

I using 5 of these and they are working flawless. Great price, the performance is good and 2 months in, they are rock solid under HEAVY use.

[TheProductCritiques]

Hey Cody,

Thanks for the detailed review of the TP-Link EAP225 Outdoor access point. It's great to see what comes in the box and all the specifications you covered. I was particularly interested in the mesh capabilities, but it's a bummer that the EAP 110 doesn't support it. Looking forward to your future video when you get the EAP225 for meshing.

One thing I'd like to know more about is the range coverage of this access point. You mentioned you were getting almost 100 Mbps in your backyard, but could you provide some insights into how far the signal can reach?

Thanks for the informative video, and I'll be sure to subscribe and hit the bell icon for your updates!

[Dreamtwisterk]

Thanks for the preview! I have the Unifi Mesh in my backyard which might as well be its distant cousin. It would be fascinating to open both the Unifi and Omada hardware to see if they also share similar components inside.

[firuzkuh]

I had installed one of these for a small project in the open area between buildings and it worked, you need to consider for WLAN clients they should have a good antenna.

[matixslp]

So, 100 mbps on a gigabit connection ... Looks like a really bad performance, isn't it?

[mattt]

I have an unifi outdoor wifi setup with a cloud key, wanted to replace with something like this. Does the Omada have to stay running on a PC to run the guest portal?

[cme]

I am having trouble getting it off mesh and getting it on the lan, I shut off meshing in settings but says disconnected and its hardwired into poe switch, poe green light but lan dark

[lexmurden]

do the antennas need to be pointing up-ish? common sense tells me yes, but I wonder if they would be effective with the access point lying horizontally and pointing forward, for example on the hood of a car.

[ThuanNguyen-jnsp]

will the Ethernet port on the "client EAP225" that is not hardwired to the main router provide internet/lan access to the connected devices, like a normal repeater does? thanks

[sibonelogift]

hi brother I like to know about that Ac1200 is plug and play? 2nd question it must be connected to wifi back Ethernet port? 3rd question what type of cable must i buy is it Cat5 or Cat6?

[amalbelaid-lu]

did he end up doing the mesh part or not? cause that"s why i came here in the first place!

[kuyavenzinfovlog]

hi where is the part 2 of this video meshing the 2 TL-EAP225?

[lu]

I think something was wrong with this unity, 100mbps that close to the AP seems pretty bad. Maybe in your mesh follow up you could investigate a little bit more. Thanks for the video!

[miklostothhorgosi]

Hello, great video, thanks!
I have one question, if i want to connect the TP-Link EAP225 to a Rasperry Pi, do I need to use the POE injector, to power it, or the ethernet cable is enough? Or if I would use an Ethernet to Ethernet&DC cable, could i be able to power it?

Thanks very much, Greetings! :)

[ongpor]

Is it able to communicate with other brand such as WAVLINK AC1200? Or it needed same brand to communicate?

[DirkDeadeye_]

Is this rebranded ubnt gear? Or are they straight copying ubiquiti? Even the “SDN” is similar to unifi. They sell an outdoor unit that’s basically a copy of the Litebeam AC

[ronb]

I have TP Link EAP 110 One in the front yard one in the back and it was hooked into my router and it was always working under the routers name. Now my router is messed up and now it’s showing up as TP link and I have no security on it. They have been working perfect for years and now I don’t have the password how hard is it to do a full reset

[waltercardenas]

I need to piggyback from a park that is 1/2 from my house where wifi is free. Can I used this device and if it works do you sell it? Thanks

[kalmankoseler]

How did you physically connect 5 together? Which ports and setup? Do I have to run a a cable for each unit to the router/switch or can I piggy back from each unit if one is already installed?