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11-24-2020 07:57 PM
One of my homes has Cable Internet speeds rated at 450 Mbps Down & 20Mbps Up.
I have a Arris TM1602 DoCSIS 3.0 16x4 > Ubiquiti EdgeRouter 12
At this location I had a...
27" iMac (Model Spring 2019)
iMac > Cat 6 Wire > EdgeRouter 12 = 450 Mbps Down & 20 Mbps Up
iMac > WiFi 5 > PhiComm K3C AC 1900 = 380 Mbps Down & 20 Mbps Up
iPhone 11 Pro (2x2 WiFi 6 Chipset) > WiFi 5 > PhiComm K3C AC 1900 = 365 Mbps Down & 20 Mbps Up
I picked up a Ruckus R750 Unleashed and added it to the EdgeRouter 12
27" iMac (Model Spring 2019)
iMac > Cat 6 Wire > EdgeRouter 12 = 450 Mbps Down & 20 Mbps Up
iMac > WiFi 5 > Ruckus R750 = 375 Mbps Down & 20 Mbps Up
iPhone 11 Pro (2x2 WiFi 6 Chipset) > WiFi 6 > Ruckus R750 = 362 Mbps Down & 20 Mbps Up
Note: I am powering the R750 with a POE+ Injector but could it may be under powered?
I know if it is under powered it may not perform as well as it should but I find it hard to believe an $750 Access Point can't beat a 2 year old $80 consumer router, especially since R750 is WiFi 6 Certified and I'm using an iPhone 11 Pro with WiFi 6 2x2 Chipset.
PoE Injector = Cudy 30W Gigabit PoE+ Injector Adapter, IEEE 802.3 at and IEEE 802.3 af Compliant, up to 100 Meters (328 Feet), 10/100/1000Mbps RJ-45, POE150
Ruckus Power Specs
https://www.commscope.com/globalassets/digizuite/61778-ds-ruckus-r750.pdf (Page 5)
802.3af PoE = PoE: 12.54W
802.3at PoE+ = Full Functionality = PoE+ : 22.34W / DC Power: 22.69W
Ruckus Optional Accessories
These are much higher power specs than stated above in their power specs.
902-0180-XX00 · PoE Injector (60W)
902-1170-XX00 · Power Supply (48V, 0.75A, 36W)
Super appreciate any advice even if it's not related to the R750 just seems odd to me. Thank you!
I will also run iPerf3 tests between server (iMac) and iPhone to test the speed of the hardware minus the ISP. This will rule out any ISP issues. I still think hitting the same 450 Mpbs as a Cat 6 cable via the iPhone 11 Pro via the 2x2 WiFi 6 chipset should be easy.
11-25-2020 12:02 AM
My set up is similar in that I also have R750 and EdgeRouter but ER4. Also use an injector - 60 watts also if I recall correctly but it is third party. In unleashed, I have the R750 set for at power mode always.
Gigabit down (measured at 940 with ookla on ethernet).
I see betw 400 and 650 on iPhone 11 Pro which is my only WiFi 6 device as I walk around. My WiFi 5 MacBook Pro toos out at around 550,
What is strange about your data is the iMac is faster than iPhone. Opposite my experience.
I don’t have suggestions but thought I would provide some comparative data given the setup similarities.
11-25-2020 01:07 AM
https://www.commscope.com/resources/apps/ruckus-speedflex/
Try the Ruckus speedflex app to test without having to setup iPerf.
Also check on which radio band you are connecting, 2,4 or 5 GHz
11-25-2020 04:45 AM
I tried the speedflex tool on the iPhone 11 Pro from about 10ft away no barriers.
I don’t know how to check which radio I’m connect too. Update below.
I will also get a 60W PoE injector but this should not be the issue I wouldn’t think.
R750 <> WiFi <> iPhone 11 Pro
This seems sad for a pretty high end Access Point.
Absolutely nothing else connected to this AP when this test was run.
12-05-2022 08:45 PM
I'm having the exact same issue. I'm testing using Speedflex on a mac m1. I ping the AP itself so it isn't going out to the internet.
