Table of Contents

Objective

Applicable Devices

Indoor Mounting

Materials Needed for Mounting

Drilling Holes for Anchors

Inserting Anchors and Screws into Wall

Mounting WAP150 to Wall

Conclusion

Table of Contents

- Objective

- Applicable Devices

- Indoor Mounting

- Materials Needed for Mounting

- Drilling Holes for Anchors

- Inserting Anchors and Screws into Wall

- Mounting WAP150 to Wall

- Conclusion

Objective

The WAP150 Access Point can be mounted to a wall in order to ensure optimal performance.

The objective of this document is to demonstrate the mounting options and features of the WAP150.

For a full length demonstration of WAP150 Indoor Mounting Options, please view the video below:

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Applicable Devices

- WAP150

Indoor Mounting

Materials Needed for Mounting

To Mount the WAP150 indoors, you will need the following materials from the mounting kits:

- 2 - Screws (0.26 in / 0.69 in)

- 2 - Anchors (0.32 in / 0.87 in)

Drilling Holes for Anchors

First, use a ruler to determine the mounting hole positions. The holes should be 3-5/8 inches apart from each other. Mark and drill the holes accordingly.

In this demonstration, we used a 5/32 inch drill bit to drill the holes.

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Inserting Anchors and Screws into Wall

Insert the 0.32/0.87 inch anchors into the drilled holes and then screw the .26/.69 inch screws into each anchor.

Tighten the screws in place, leaving room to mount the WAP150 onto the screws.

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Mounting WAP150 to Wall

Lastly, align the back of the WAP150 with the screws and position the WAP150 to lock the device in place.

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Conclusion

This concludes our tutorial on indoor mounting options for the WAP150. To provide consistent coverage for an indoor location, the WAP150 can be fixed onto a wall within the area. With the appropriate tools and mounting kit, either option can be quickly and easily established.