RE605X Gets Really Hot!
I just got this range extender and seems to work well there are two things I don't like. One, because it doesn't have a ground plug, it is wobbly in the outlet. And, the unit gets really hot, like 111 degrees fahrenheit. This can't be normal, is it?
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@Resist From the Specs:
Operating Temperature: 0℃~40℃ (32℉ ~104℉)
Storage Temperature: -40℃~70℃ (-40℉ ~158℉)
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Is the operating temperature the heat the unit makes or the environment heat that it can work in? I want to know if my unit is defective, since it's been heating up to 111 degrees.
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@Resist Yeah, I am not sure. After I posted that I go thinking that the listing is for the environmental conditons that it will operate in. I have had good luck using theLIve Chat for support, might want to ask them there.
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@DVair Could you check the temperature of yours and see how hot it gets?
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@Resist I have RE655BE which is different than yours, but it is not hot at all.
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@Resist Received a reply from TP-Link support and they are saying that the RE605X is good as long as the internal temperature is below 140 degree Fahrenheit. I find this hard to believe because even the 111 degrees F that the upper front panel gets to now is really hot.
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