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WiFi Access Points

Create independent WiFi networks and improve the security of your business or premises.

Access points are used to extend and establish a wireless network or to connect network devices. They usually allow different modes of operation, either as an access point, repeater mode or bridge mode (access point, range extender or bridge, respectively). They need to be configured to set the required operating mode and connected to the network. 

 

  • The Wireless Access Point is designed to establish or expand a scalable high-speed wireless N network or to connect multiple Ethernet devices such as game consoles, media players, printers or network storage devices to a wireless network. Supports a wide variety of features and configurations - more flexibility for your network. Now you can enjoy a better Internet experience when downloading content, gaming, streaming video or any other functionality.
  • Access points that simultaneously use two antennas for both transmitting and receiving data avoid interference and signal degradation when the signal is transmitted over long distances or across physical barriers within, for example, an office or flat. As a result, a great improvement in wireless performance is achieved, even in steel and concrete buildings. As a result, it is able to easily pick up a wireless signal emitted over a longer distance than if using a previous generation 11g device.
  • The access point connects via cable to the router and creates a new WiFi network, offering maximum speed, stability and multi-device capability. In contrast, repeaters and mesh systems extend the existing WiFi signal wirelessly, losing signal quality. While mesh systems improve this extension over other repeaters by better managing traffic, they still do not match the stability of a wired access point.
  • In addition, some access points allow POE power so they can be mounted in specific locations such as walls or ceilings.