“My father lives in an assisted care facility with in-house wifi would this range extender work with this type of system? The signal in his unit is very weak.”
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Hi, hms1964. If there are no restrictions with the in-house WiFi then it should be fine. Just make sure that the extender can get at least three WiFi bars from the router.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.To be clear, an extender needs to be placed in an area with an "OK" signal, and then broadcasts its own signal. If there is a place in the unit where the signal is acceptable it should do the job. Sometimes networks of facilities like that are also configured in such a way to block devices like this, so check with the network administrator before purchashing.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I think this could help him. Another friend who has one due to slow poor speed said it helped alot. The only thing is that from time to time she would have to unplug and plug it back in as sometimes the signal would drop.
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