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Mezzanine warehouse AP model selection

Fernandes
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Hi guys, What type of AP should I choose for such a mezzanine warehouse?

Height: 3 meter

I have 5520 Wireless Controller

Mezzanine Warehouse.jpeg

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marce1000
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 - Review these info's : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8FQ96vgdD2k&ab_channel=OpenRealityGroup
                                    https://community.cisco.com/t5/wireless/what-ap-model-to-use-for-warehouse-indoor-outdoor-deployment/td-p/2643823
                                    https://community.cisco.com/t5/wireless/the-best-ap-for-large-warehouse-deployment/td-p/2622172

 M.



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Find out how the WiFi Ninjas designed a wireless network for a warehouse with a really challenging environment; racking 125m long and 18m high with aisles just 2m wide. Did we mention that coverage was required at all heights?

Thank you @marce1000 , I watched these videos and posts. But I can't choose an AP model because traditional warehouse and mezzanine are different types. Unfortunately, these videos did not solve the problem.

 

 

 - As Leo says because of the mezzanine layout consider a wireless site survey as even being more mandatory , 

 M.



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Leo Laohoo
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Get a WiFi site survey/planner done correctly.

Scott Fella
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No one can tell you what ap or antenna you should use. Like what the others have mentioned, to really know where the ap should be mounted and what ap or antenna to use, a site survey would be your best choice.  You will have folks here that might suggest just using Omni’s, other would say a patch straight down and other might say a mix or patches on the wall and Omni’s. 
the biggest issue is where can equipment be mounted, how often does the product change, how high can the product be stacked and if the racks and locations change over the years.  The latter will make you redesign every time the layout would change. 

-Scott
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