For devices like smart appliances that only accept 2.4ghz connections can you separate the Tri Band network so each device can manually be assigned its proper band? null

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RyanfromNC · Accepted Answer

Yes

Gamer · Answer

Definitely yes. I was able to set up a band for 2.4ghz that operates for my security cameras. They work pretty well. I was not amazed by the range of the 2.4 band, but it would work great for a fridge. Sorry if this is too late to help. P.S. You could hide the SSID of that band. May be helpful; I have heard appliances, cameras, etc. introduce some vulnerability in a network.

Answered by Gamer 1 year ago

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TPLinkSupport · Answer

Hi! For devices that only support 2.4GHz, there is generally no need to separate the bands. Those devices will not have 5GHz or 6GHz Wi-Fi hardware, so the 2.4GHz band will be the only one they can detect, see, or connect to. No additional band settings will be necessary if the 2.4GHz band is enabled on the Deco Mesh System. The Deco BE65 Pro also supports the IoT Network feature, enabling you to create a separate, designated 2.4GHz Wi-Fi network for your IoT devices.

Answered by TPLinkSupport 1 year ago

The Deco BE65 Pro also supports the IoT Network feature, enabling you to create a separate, designated 2.4GHz Wi-Fi network for your IoT devices.

“For devices like smart appliances that only accept 2.4ghz connections can you separate the Tri Band network so each device can manually be assigned its proper band?”

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