How to Connect Your Adtran 841 Mesh Unit
Our Adtran 841 Mesh Units are designed to ensure your home has seamless Wi-Fi coverage. These devices help eliminate dead zones and provide a consistent, high-speed connection for all your devices. With easy setup and intelligent self-optimization, the 841 Mesh units ensure a smooth experience during setup and for your daily streaming, gaming, and browsing. They adapt to your network needs, assisting in providing reliable connectivity no matter where you are in your home.
★ Connecting a Mesh Unit
Our mesh units are simple to install - Just plug the mesh into an outlet - no configuration required.
Before you finalize your placement, Please review these 4 quick tips for placing the mesh to ensure you will have a good connection ⬇
- Your Mesh Extender should be close to halfway between your router and the furthest location where the WiFi coverage is needed for the fastest speeds and best connection.
- Generally a maximum of 30-40 feet from the main router. If it's placed farther away, devices connected to the Mesh Extender may experience slower WiFi speeds. (even though your device may be showing a strong WiFi connection)
- Ensure that dense materials aren't blocking your WiFi signal. Materials like metal, concrete, glass/mirrors, plaster walls, and dense wood could also diminish the signal strength.
- Ensure the mesh unit is in the open and not inside a cabinet or drawer.
- Once you have verified that you have found a good place to put your mesh unit, connect it to power.
- Our mesh units are plug-and-play, meaning there is no configuration you need to do on your part. This may take 5-10 minutes to connect.
If you run into any issues please don't hesitate to reach out by speaking with us at chat.ideatek.com, by phone at (620) 543-5555, or by submitting a ticket We would be happy to help!
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