Move pods closer to each other
- Remember that pods work as a team, so they want to be close enough to communicate with one another. Consider distances around 15'-20' for Pods, 21'-30' for PowerPods and 30'-40' for SuperPods. These distances can still vary largely depending on the building materials used in your home.
- Homes with dense walls need pods closer together than those with lighter construction.
- Even moving a pod to an opposite wall in the same room can sometimes help create a stronger and more reliable connection for that pod.
- Place the pods on the inside walls of the home, to build a strong core network to improve performance.
- When mixing Pods, PowerPods and SuperPods, always ensure the SuperPods are connected to your modem or modem/router and that they are at the core of your network. This will give other pods a higher performing foundation.
- Avoid metal or other reflective objects in between your pods.
- Avoid obstacles in the way of connecting pods (such as kitchen and laundry appliances, metallic piping, metallic waste bins, or large mirrors).
- No large furniture right in front of the pod.
- Find sources of interference and eliminate them.
- Consumer electronics like baby monitors, cordless phones, video senders, microwaves, etc. will cause interference on the same channels used by your WiFi
- Move your pods further away from sources of interference.
