#BUILD A WIFI SIGNAL REPEATER OUTDOORS HOW TO#
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The internal screen inside the cable will help protect interference from entering inside and ensure that the cable works as best as it can. This is especially important over longer lengths. The next thing your know the cable no longer works.Īlso if your going to be running the data cable to your outbuilding near electrical cables you will also want to purchase some screened (FTP) cable. Once this happens rainwater also usually quickly enters it and you have a waterlogged cable. Failure to do this means that the cable is likely to quickly become brittle and fall apart in the sunlight. In the cable is going to be surface run outside like cable clipped along a fence, on a wall or has any exposed parts you’re going to need to purchase a data cable or Ethernet cable that is for external use and is UV stable. The cable you use depends a bit on what where it will be installed, the speed required at the other end and soon. There are a few different cables that you could choose for running cable to a detached building on your property. ‍ Cable To Use To Connect Internet To Outbuilding

#BUILD A WIFI SIGNAL REPEATER OUTDOORS INSTALL#

Once you have the cable installed between the two buildings, you could install a network switch for wired internet connections for multiple devices and/ or a wireless access point for WIFI coverage. If you find that the RJ45/ 8P8C plugs are too tricky to install you could instead terminate the with RJ45 data ports at either end which is very similar to terminating telephone cable.

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Plus it will be much easier to route as the the cable without the RJ45 plugs attached can be fed through much smaller holes in your wall. The latter is a bit trickier and requires a bit of skill and the cable can be cut to the exact cable length that you require so no need for any guesswork. You could buy a ready terminated long cable for this task or you could purchase your own Cat5/6 cable and terminate the RJ45 plugs yourself. To do this a cable will need to connect into one of your Ethernet ports on the rear of your router and then out to your outbuilding. The method I would recommend as it would deliverer the most reliable connection and internet speed would be to install a physical Ethernet cable between your main building and outbuilding, shed etc. This can be done either via a wired connection or a wireless connection. Rather than going and getting a second telephone line installed to your outbuilding or separate internet connection, if you already have a broadband connection in your main building with a decent internet speed you could connect this so that it shares it’s internet connection with your: Sharing WIFI/ Internet From House To Outbuilding

There are several ways in which this can be achieved and within the blog there will be a solution for you.

#BUILD A WIFI SIGNAL REPEATER OUTDOORS HOW TO#

In this article I will discuss how to get an internet connection to your shed, outbuilding or your 'man cave'. If you have an outbuilding that you use for an office or just somewhere that you would like an internet connection.

Build a wifi signal repeater outdoors