Industrial radios
Industrial Hotspots bring 802.11n technology to high-capacity industrial automation networks. The family of radios provides reliable I/O message delivery, industrial temperature range and hazardous location ratings, as well as RADIUS security for centralized management of security policies, VLANs for network traffic segmentation and quality of service for data prioritization and dual radio func...
Industrial Hotspots bring 802.11n technology to high-capacity industrial automation networks. The family of radios provides reliable I/O message delivery, industrial temperature range and hazardous location ratings, as well as RADIUS security for centralized management of security policies, VLANs for network traffic segmentation and quality of service for data prioritization and dual radio functionality. The 5 GHz band introduces another 23 channels that can operate without conflicting with pre-existing wireless applications.
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