Device falling off 2.4GHz radio since upgrade to 7.20 for NWA130BE.

I noticed that a particular device has been falling off the 2.4GHz since the upgrade from 7.10 to 7.20 for a NWA130BE. I only noticed it because the device is actually rebooting a few times a day since that upgrade.

No other devices are having this problem even if they are much further from the AP. Although I am not certain if it was having signal problems before the upgrade with this AP or an older one, it was not rebooting.

The device in question is a Carrier thermostat: SYSTXCCITC01-A. Details of the devices are under "Downloads for Series A Infinity Touch Controls".

My guess is that the device does not like the weak signal, is dropping a lot from the AP and finally crashing/rebooting.

The unit is an interior wall facing away from the AP and consistently has a signal of -76 or worse. However, my Pixel 7 at the same location can get better than -60 and devices twice as far and through thicker walls have better signal than -70.

I have not changed the transmission power from 30dBm. There are a few other AP in neighboring houses, but less than ten and are weak. I have tried a separated SSID not on the 5 nor 6GHz radios. I have tried different modes (AX, BE, etc.). With and without 802.11 K/V.

Could something have changed that upsets this device? Unfortunately, this devices lacks any useful logs. I am attaching the logs that I could find from the AP with only the lower half of the MAC address changed. It appears that the wireless chip in the device is from Redpine Signals, Inc. which has been defunct since 2020.