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marketdrayton · ‎Mar 8 2021

@Bruce good suggestion. We obviously use GRP (Glass Reinforced Polyester - IIRC) as IP rated enclosures, and although most times we would attach a designated antennas, many times it is a cheaper way of converting an internal AP to external. These have little to no impact, so I think your observation may well be accurate. This material is a heavy material, so may / may not include different construction but this has made me more confident of it certainly allowing the RF to propagate, whereas 10 mins or so ago I was more leaning toward the opposite. Thank you.

marketdrayton · ‎Mar 8 2021

Q1 for me here 🙂 Something I have never come across before, but a query I need to look at. I have designed a wireless solution at height and the antennas in a specific location are blocked from LOS by what is a ceiling mounted smoke curtain approx 2m long, at a height of 8-10m A.F.L. Below the curtain is open space. The curtain is weighted down with a steel rod. The curtain is made from flexible sheet fibreglass I am advised, but there are no propagation values for this material that I can see. Only rockwool / foil backed insulation materials typically used in domestic properties and commercial offices. Anyone like to put a figure on this, or even by the very name, confirm it refracts the signal. The solution is for RTLS. Thanks. Look fwd to the responses.

marketdrayton · ‎Mar 4 2021

Was there any success with this failure. I too am seeing clients fail with this result. Yet differing hardware (DX80) connection is fine and stable. The clients are "typically" WiFi6 clients. reason: reserved.

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