1200 Mbps Wireless Wi-Fi Repeater

Wi-Fi 6 Wireless Repeater User Manual
1. Product Overview
The dual-band Wi-Fi 6 repeater is a signal booster that supports both 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz bands, providing speeds up to 1200 Mbps. It is specifically designed to address common WiFi issues – such as weak signals, dead zones, and unstable network speeds – in homes, offices, retail spaces, and other environments. By capturing and amplifying the signal from your existing WiFi router, this repeater extends WiFi coverage over long distances and ensures a stable internet connection in previously hard-to-reach areas like bedrooms, balconies, bathrooms, and hallways.

Powered by advanced WiFi 6 technology, the repeater offers reduced latency, better interference resistance, and more stable connections for multiple devices. It is widely compatible with smartphones, computers, TVs, smart home devices, and other wireless terminals. The device features plug-and-play functionality, allowing users to complete setup quickly without requiring technical network knowledge.

2. Pre-installation
Before use, ensure that the device and its accessories, including the main repeater and this user manual, are intact. Position the repeater between your main router and the WiFi dead zone so that it can reliably receive the router's signal. Avoid placing the device near metal obstructions, thick walls, microwaves, induction cooktops, cordless phones, or other strong sources of interference, as these can degrade signal quality and reduce network speed.

The installation environment should be dry, well-ventilated, cool, and free from high temperatures or excessive humidity to prevent device damage and ensure stable operation. 3. Two Setup Methods
1) One-Touch WPS Connection (Recommended)
Plug the repeater into a wall outlet near your main router and wait for the indicator light to illuminate and enter pairing mode.

Press the WPS button on your main router within one minute; the WPS indicator will usually flash rapidly.

Immediately press the WPS button on the repeater and wait for the automatic connection to complete.

If the indicator light remains solid green or blue, pairing is successful.

Unplug the repeater and place it in the ideal location for full signal coverage. This method does not require entering a password and is suitable for users unfamiliar with network settings.

(2) Configuration via the Web Management Interface (Compatible with all routers)
Connect your phone or computer to the repeater's default Wi-Fi network (listed on the device label).

Open a browser and enter the management IP address (usually 192.168.x.x) or scan the QR code found in this manual.

Log in using the default administrator password to start the setup wizard.

Select your main router's Wi-Fi network name and enter the correct Wi-Fi password.

Set the extended network's name and password. Using the same name and password as your main router allows for seamless roaming.

Save the settings and wait for the device to restart. A solid indicator light signifies that configuration is complete.

4. Usage and Placement Tips
Proper placement directly determines Wi-Fi performance. The optimal location is halfway between the router and the area with a weak signal to ensure strong reception and effective amplification. Placing it too far results in slow speeds and frequent connection drops, while placing it too close limits coverage range. Dual-band usage:
Connect to the 5 GHz band for short distances and high-speed needs (faster speeds, lower latency).
Opt for the 2.4 GHz band for longer distances and to penetrate walls (more stable and extended coverage).
The repeater supports simultaneous connections for multiple devices. For optimal stability, power cycle the repeater every 7 to 15 days.

5. LED Status
Solid light: Device powered on normally.
Flashing light: Starting up or establishing connection.
Solid green/blue light: Connection established, good signal.
Flashing red or solid yellow light: Weak signal; move closer to the router.
All lights off: Check power supply or device malfunction.
6. Factory Reset
If you've forgotten your password, misconfigured settings, cannot connect, or are changing your usage environment, perform a reset:

Use a pin or toothpick,