EnGenius ENH700EXT Long-Range Dual Radio 802.11n Wireless Outdoor Access Point

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ENH700EXT is an EnGenius X-treme SMBTM Long-Range, Dual Radio (2.4 and 5GHz) 802.11n Wireless Outdoor Access Point / Client Bridge in a rugged IP68-rated enclosure. With up to 300Mbps wireless data rate on each radio, it provides a much more versatile and expansive solution for outdoor Wi-Fi connectivity for laptop computers, tablet PCs and smartphones or for connecting other buildings to an established company network. The ENH700EXT can be configured in a number of different modes giving VARs, system integrators, IT managers, and installers the ability to configure the device for discrete functionality based on their unique network topology or scalable needs. With two onboard radios, each can be configured into different operation modes independently, thus the ENH700EXT adds an additional layer of flexibility that single-band Access Points do not offer. This includes the ability to establish a backbone (backhaul) network using the 5GHz radio between separate buildings in a campus environment while still providing Wi-Fi connectivity to an establish Internet account or to a company’s networked resources (databases, storage, printers) for employees, guests or students using their laptops, tablets or smartphones in outdoor venues on the 2.4GHz band. In Access Point mode, the ENH700EXT expands the overall bandwidth of an outdoor Wi-Fi solution and users who wish to stream video or transfer large files now have the option to associate to any one of the AP’s up to eight configurable 5GHz SSIDs (Service Set Identifiers) – particularly useful in areas where there may be a preponderance of competing and overlapping 2.4GHz signals from Access Points and devices not affiliated with the company’s network.

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