Stream 1: In-Wall Access Point, 300Mbps, Single Band

Product Code: PROAPW300L

Single band 5G for high speed Wi-Fi
300Mbps access point
RJ45 port to connect direct to router
Easy set up QR code method
Advanced features available

Stream 1: In-Wall Access Point, 300Mbps, Single Band

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Stream 1 - 300Mbps In Wall Wireless Access Point with RJ45 Port

Easy Setup... Scan two QR codes, answer six questions and click apply!

The Stream 1 - 300Mbps in wall wireless access point with RJ45 port, is single band working on 2.4GHz. This requires a 48V PoE injector (PROAPPOE11-48V) or 48V PoE Switch (PROAPPOE14-48V).

Click here to take a look at PROception Wi-Fi's technical feature page.

Functionality and Power Supply Compatibility Chart:

	PROAPW300L	PROAPW750L	PROAPW1200-GIGABIT	PROAPCEILING	PROAPE900
Mbps	300Mbps	750Mbps	1200Mbps	1200Mbps	900Mbps
Dual Band	2.4GHz Only	Yes	Yes	Yes	5GHz Only
RJ45 Port	Yes	Yes	No	Yes	No
Wave2	No	Yes	Yes	Yes	No
Variable Power	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Dual MIMO	No	Yes	Yes	Yes	No
Auto Reboot	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Beam Forming	No	Yes	Yes	Yes	No
Load Balancing and Smart Roaming	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
PROAPPOE11-48V PoE Injector Compatible	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
PROAPPOE14-48V PoE Switch Compatible	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes

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Stream 2 In-Wall Access Point 300+450Mbps, Dual Band PROAPW750L

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Stream 1 - 300Mbps In Wall Wireless Access Point with RJ45 Port

Easy Setup... Scan two QR codes, answer six questions and click apply!

The Stream 1 - 300Mbps in wall wireless access point with RJ45 port, is single band working on 2.4GHz. This requires a 48V PoE injector (PROAPPOE11-48V) or 48V PoE Switch (PROAPPOE14-48V).

Click here to take a look at PROception Wi-Fi's technical feature page.

Functionality and Power Supply Compatibility Chart:

	PROAPW300L	PROAPW750L	PROAPW1200-GIGABIT	PROAPCEILING	PROAPE900
Mbps	300Mbps	750Mbps	1200Mbps	1200Mbps	900Mbps
Dual Band	2.4GHz Only	Yes	Yes	Yes	5GHz Only
RJ45 Port	Yes	Yes	No	Yes	No
Wave2	No	Yes	Yes	Yes	No
Variable Power	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Dual MIMO	No	Yes	Yes	Yes	No
Auto Reboot	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Beam Forming	No	Yes	Yes	Yes	No
Load Balancing and Smart Roaming	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
PROAPPOE11-48V PoE Injector Compatible	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
PROAPPOE14-48V PoE Switch Compatible	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes

Technical Specification

Amplifier Includes Power Supply Unit (PSU)

Product Requires Power Supply Unit (PSU)

300Mbps, 750Mbps, 900Mbps or 1200Mbps

300Mbps

Width

120mm

Depth

110mm

Height

65mm

Weight

1.2kg

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Downloads

PD2011-8246-04_(PROAPW_300L_750L_CEILING).pdf (2MB)

PD2011-8246-04_(PROAPW_300L_750L).pdf (505KB)

PD2011-9145-03_(PROAPW_300L_750L_PROAPCEILING_QUIC (507KB)

PW-300_750_1200_CEILING_QR_CODE_EASY_SETUP_DEFAULT (823KB)

PW-PROAPW300L_750L_CEILING_Instructions.pdf (1MB)

PW-Inwall_Advanced_Instructions.pdf (3MB)

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I configure a router

A router in its simplest form is a networking device that forwards data between computer networks (EG. Your home network and the internet)

The most familiar type of routers are the home and small office routers that simply forward packets of data between the home computers and the Internet. An example of a router would be a cable or DSL router, which connects to the Internet through an Internet service provider (ISP).

Finding your router on the network

Finding the IP of your router (So you can access the setup and features) is usually quite easily done.

Press the start button of Windows (Bottom left) and type DOS, a black window will appear, now type IPCONFIG/ALL. This will show data regarding how you’re PC is connecting to the internet, the part you need is headed Default Gateway, this is the IP of the router that you can use to access the admin, simply type the IP into your browser (Such as Chrome or Firefox)

Port forwarding

One of the well-known functions of a router is to act as a firewall, protection that sits between your network and the open internet.

This function prevents unauthorised access to your network, or more specifically, to ports on your PC or other devices.

Sometimes you may need an open port to allow access to specific devices, for example CCTV to enable you to view the images on the Mobile phone app. However, this is becoming less likely due to CCTV manufacturers using “Cloud access” where the CCTV system would send the data to a centralised server and the phone app simply access the data from the outside server.

Port forwarding, when needed, can be quite complex to setup, especially as different manufacturers have different ways of setting this up.

A website has been set up to help with this, check out https://portforward.com for your routers port forwarding instructions.

An extensive list of ports and how they are defined can be found here. en.wikipedia.org

Commonly used ports are

80:- HTTP
21:- FTP
22:- SSH
23:- Telnet
25:- Mail SMTP
143:- Mail IMAP
443: HTTPS

DDNS

Another useful feature of most routers is DDNS.

DDNS (or Dynamic domain name system) is a method of providing external access to your network (Perhaps for a CCTV or VPN connection) when your ISP (Internet service provider) has not provided you with a static IP, so your IP WAN address changes frequently.

DDNS provides a URL to access your network that looks for changes in your IP and updates a centralised database, for example https:mycctv.myhome.com and use this to access your network instead of an IP.

The use of DDNS usually entails setting up an account on your chosen DDNS service and adding the given details to your router. The router then connects to that service and provides updates as your IP changes.

DHCP clients

Another useful feature of the router is providing you with a list of connected devices and their IP numbers. This is usually found under the heading of DHCP clients, attached devices or connected devices. There are sometimes two lists, one for Wi-Fi connected devices and another for hardwired, connected via cable into the RJ45 ports on the back of the router. This is useful if you wish to check for unauthorised access to your network of simply finding a devices IP number, perhaps for port forwarding or local LAN connection.

STATIC and DHCP IP

If you are having problems connecting a device to your router this is commonly cased by this setting.

Always check if your router is DHCP, where the router automatically connects and allocates resources to network devices.

Sometimes you may find that the device you are trying to connect is set to a static (fixed) IP number, this can also mean the gateway IP(Router) and DNS are also incorrectly set for connection to your router.

Always ensure that the router and the device you are trying to connect are set to DHCP for simplicity of setup. This makes the router allocate the correct information to the device you are trying to use.

For example IP, DNS, Gateway, Subnet mask which all need to be correctly set for the device to successfully be used on the router and network.

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