New Arrival Deco X50-Outdoor
In November, TP-Link officially announced the introduction of three new Deco Models to provide a whole home mesh network: Deco X50-Outdoor, Deco X50–PoE, and Deco PX50-The new generation of G.hn Powerline Mesh. Now as the second member of the Deco POE family after Deco X50-POE, Deco X50-Outdoor starts exploring the outdoor deployment of Deco.
Set to release on December 20th, 2022, the Deco X50–Outdoor is now available for preorder on Amazon in the US. For other regions, please stay tuned for the update of this post. We have seen many users over the years attempt to use their indoor deco systems to try and expand their mesh network over longer distances, to other buildings, or simply to their pool. With Deco X50-Outdoor, your Deco Network can be officially extended beyond the confines of your walls without putting the device at risk.
Multiple Mounting Options
IP65 Weatherproofing
Power-Over-Ethernet Compatibility
User Manual:
Full Specifications for the New Deco X50-Outdoor
Deco X50-Outdoor Set-up and Mounting Video
Deco X50-Outdoor Mounting Guide 
General Question about POE features
Frequently Asked Questions:
Q1.The release date of Deco X50-Outdoor.
- For US customers, It is available on December 20th, 2022 from Deco X50 – Outdoor Amazon Preorders.
- For product sales inquiries or availability in other regions, It is suggested to visit the region's official TP-Link website or pay attention to product order notifications from the local online retailers.
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I have no idea what the hold up is on this. Even my year's old E4R Decos have been upgraded recently to include Eco Mode.
I realise many of us use the X50-Outdoor for motion sensing outdoor cameras and would probably need to turn off Eco Mode for the X50-Outdoor, but at least it would be good to utilise Eco Mode for the X50/55/60.
Of course, alternatively, why not simply allow Eco Mode when a X50-Outdoor is connected with the appropriate warrning that the Outdoor Deco is excluded from Eco Mode if the hardware cannot implement it?
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It would be something to be able to use it for internal units. However, in my case I would like to disable the 5GHz network during the night and maybe also lower the power. All the sensors I have, cams and appliances work at 2.4GHz. I use the 5GHz network only to have a performance boost during the day but I don't like wasting energy unnecessarily and especially having a 5GHz network active in the bedroom. I hope this change will be implemented soon and I hope as many users as possible request this from TP Link periodically. I will certainly do so.
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