Wireless access point

Wireless access points

A wireless access point is a device that creates a local area network or WLAN in a building. The access point is used to connect a wired router or switch via a LAN cable. It transmits the WiFi signal to a specific area. Do you want to allow WiFi access in an area of your home where you don't have a router? Install an access point in that area and extend the coverage of your local network.

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DAHUA WIRELESS ACCESS CONTROLLER DH-EAC10-P, Sursa POE 64W, Interfata: 10 x 10/100/1000 Mbps, WAN 1 × 1000 Mbps, IP20, Standarde

DAHUA WIRELESS ACCESS CONTROLLER DH-EAC10-P, Sursa POE 64W, Interfata: 10 x 10/100/1000 Mbps, WAN 1 × 1000 Mbps, IP20, Standarde retea: 802.11n;802.11b;802.11ax;802.11a;802.11g;802.11ac, Procesor 880 MHz Dual core, IPv4 Forwarding 1 Gbps.

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