
AERVY
AERVY WiFi Range Extender and Signal Booster with Ethernet Port
Stretch a single 2.4 GHz network across as much as 16,899 square feet without wrestling with complicated setup
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Overview
Key Features
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Specifications
Brand
AERVY
Product Type
WiFi Range Extender / Signal Booster
Coverage (rated)
Up to 16,899 sq.ft.
Frequency Band
2.4 GHz
Antennas
2 high-gain antennas
Processor
2.4 GHz ultra-core processor
Wired Port
Ethernet port
Security
WPA / WPA2
Standards
FCC, IEEE 802.11b/g/n
Setup
WPS button or browser-based
Compatibility
All internet providers and standard routers
Color
White
Frequently Asked Questions
How much area does the AERVY WiFi Extender actually cover?
AERVY rates it for up to 16,899 square feet. Treat that as a best-case figure, since walls, floors, and interference in a real home will reduce the practical range.
Does this extender work on both 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz bands?
No. It operates on the 2.4 GHz band only. That frequency travels farther through walls but is slower and more congested than 5 GHz.
Can I connect a device with a wired cable to this extender?
Yes. It includes an Ethernet port, so you can hardwire a nearby device like a smart TV, game console, or desktop instead of relying only on the wireless signal.
How hard is the AERVY extender to set up?
AERVY says it takes under a minute. You press the WPS button to pair it with your router, or configure it in about three minutes through a browser on your phone or tablet.
Will it work with my internet provider and router?
According to AERVY, yes. The extender is designed to work with any internet service provider and standard routers or gateways, and the company offers dedicated technical support.
Is my network secure when using this extender?
It supports WPA and WPA2 security protocols and complies with FCC and IEEE 802.11b/g/n standards to help protect your connected devices.