Plan your APs and PoE switches
Mix access point models, assign groups and compare switches using real power, port and uplink specifications. Free, with no account needed.
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1. Select access points
Mix models in one planQuantities are devices, not boxes. KIT packs contain two devices; power is per device. Select the appropriate power-mode profile.
Selected APs
2. Configure switches and groups
Each group is one switch. Models may differ. In manual mode, move AP quantities with controls; dragging is never required.
Changing uplinks or headroom preserves assignments.
Move APs between groups
3. Plan uplinks
Uplink and AP ports are reserved separately. Intermediate daisy-chain switches use two uplink ports; the last uses one. Advertised Wi-Fi rates are not treated as network traffic demand.
Core, transceivers and headroom
4. Compare switch configurations
Add an AP to start planning.
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Before using this plan
PASS means the known planning constraints passed. WARNING needs attention, UNKNOWN needs verification and FAIL violates a hardware constraint. Missing essential data prevents a compatibility claim.
Thailand mains reference: 220 V / 50 Hz where specified. AP maximum consumption is per device. Switch budget planning converts PD load to a conservative PSE allowance; this is not a monthly electricity estimate.
Separately powered DC/AC APs and GPON devices need their own power and connection review. AP PoE-out downstream loads are excluded. This tool does not design RF coverage or certify cables and transceivers.
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