Yes, you can switch Wi-Fi devices to use a wired connection.
Yes, you can switch Wi-Fi devices to use a wired connection.
You're facing a common issue with smart devices and network setups. Converting Wi-Fi signals into Ethernet input for a device like your Meross MSG100HK can be challenging, especially if the signal fluctuates between access points. While there aren't many straightforward solutions, you might explore options such as using a Wi-Fi to Ethernet adapter or a bridge device that can stabilize the connection. Since you've already tried improving the router's placement and it's connected to a different access point, consider checking for firmware updates or contacting the manufacturer for guidance on optimizing signal consistency.
Block it within the firmware configurations of all connected routers
With a UniFi setup you can link wireless devices to certain APs or exclude them from specific networks using MAC addresses. This helps manage non-roaming equipment effectively. You can access the device’s management panel, select “forgot” for existing SSIDs, and set up a new garage-specific SSID so the device connects only to that network.
Yes, a point-to-point wireless bridge could work better with nearby power availability.