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I have an Orbi RBR50 with 1 RBS50v2 satellite as well as an RBS20 satellite. I have WIFI security cameras. Two of my cameras connect with the 5G side, but 1 camera stubbornly refuses to use 5G, it stays on 2.4G. While the 2.4G camera works, the lag is horrendous and quite frankly unacceptable. I need to get that camera on the 5G side of life.
There has been some suggestions that I could seperate out the SSIDs, but I am not techie enough to even attempt this. The smart side of me says that I need another satellite closer to that camera.
The problem is that I cannot find another RBS satellite regardless of model number. I can get RBK satellites.
I believe the second R stands for router, the S stands for satellite. What does the K stand for? I need to know if the RBK23 satellites will work with my RBR50.
I have google nest iq outdoor cameras. They do 5G and 2.4. All 3 cameras did connect to 5G when first installed, but since the temperature started to drop, the front camera wont connect to the 5G. It is about 25 feet from the router, but there are quite a few walls in the way. If it was really cold outside, I'd just blame the camera, but its only -11C here. The cameras should work to at least -20C. I dont know if temperature would affect which frequency it connected to. I do know distance can. Which is why I think another satellite would be the best answer.
Try bringing the camera indoors and seeing if warmer temps do help it. I've got some outdoor cameras (battery powered) and they don't function below -4 F (-20c) and get sporadic anywhere around that zone.
There is outdoor rated satellites (RBS50Y) and I've used a RBS50 satellite in my garage (insulated) in minnesota winters. It rarely gets to freezing in the garage but temps to vary quite a bit based on on my usage of the garage.
