DXC3E
Full Duplex High Performance Base Station Wtih 3 Ethernet Ports
The WRAPDXC3E adds two additional Ethernet ports to the WRAPDXC, eliminating the need for external Ethernet switches. It is a dual radio system designed for use as a master (aka "AP" or "base station") router in a multi-frequency, point to multipoint system. It can be used as a full duplex high performance station router when the highest throughput and lowest latency is essential, or as a dual band wireless mesh node.
HR-WRAPDXC3E Specification (Link)
- WRAPDXC3E-M
- WRAPDXC3E-37M
- WRAPDXC3E-9M
- WRAPDXC3E-22
- WRAPDXC3E-29
- WRAPDXC3E-55
- WRAPDXC3E-59
Note:
M=multiband, 25dBm/-92dBm
(2.4, 4,9*, 5GHz)
37=3.65** GHz, 25dBm/-92dBm
9=900MHz, 28dBm/-93dBm
2=2.4GHz, 28dBm/-97dBm
5=5.8GHz, 28dBm/-94dBm
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