Hi,
I have a temporary setup where I am using an LHG 5 in station-bridge mode to connect to a hAP ac2 in bridge mode to create a PTP bridge inside my house. The hAP ac2 and LHG 5 are less than 5 meters away from each other with a wall in-between. The LHG 5 is in my room where I sleep, inside my cupboard. The reason for this stupid and bad setup is because I have a server in my room cupboard that needs to be connected to the rest of the network, but no ethernet cables there yet (ethernet coming later).
The LHG 5 and hAP ac2 are using 5 GHz A/N, getting a 300 Mbps Tx/Rx rate and working fine.
I am just worried that the LHG 5 is very powerful since it has a high ~24 DBi antenna gain. Will it cause harm to me while I sleep in my room? My bed is right in the middle of the line of sight, and I am worried that I can get hurt from being in a high-power link from that LHG 5. Is it safe to use like this or should I replace it with a regular access point in station-bridge mode? I am using the LHG 5 because I had it lying around and the only other device I can use instead is a hAP lite which only works on 2.4 GHz and is very slow.