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CURRENT LEGACY SYSTEMS
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NEXT GENERATION MESH NETWORKS
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CURRENT LEGACY SYSTEMS
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NEXT GENERATION MESH NETWORKS
Higher Speeds Over Entire Network
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Self Healing, prevents outages, no onsite staff or service calls required
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Supports 100’s to 1,000’s of simultaneous users
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Eliminate end-user complaints
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Powerful, Mesh Technology, no dead zones
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Handles high amounts of network traffic, seamless integration between networked devices
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Redundant hosting for 99.99% cloud uptime
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Automatic failover to a healthy access point if another access point fails
Remote Cloud Management Console
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Power cycle - reboots any device or the entire network automatically when failure occurs
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Configure, change settings, control and monitor the network remotely with our cloud management console
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Monitoring and support, programmable event alerts every 5 minutes
Low Operating Cost
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We remotely manage and maintain everything for you, saves your company money, time and labor
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Eliminates the need for service calls with a hardware watchdog chip
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Flexibility, scalability, we deploy access points in virtually any location, indoors and outdoors
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Can be installed over your existing wiring. Reduces upgrade costs
Slow Speeds, Connectivity and Reliability Problems
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Requires onsite staff for network management, frequent service calls
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Cannot support many simultaneous users
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End-user complaints, can’t connect, too slow
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Low power and dead zones causes poor connectivity
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Network congestion, multiple devices cause connectivity problems, reduced work productivity
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Most installations today are independent access points, which are not designed to work together so they fight with each other creating network problems and congestion
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No backup, frequent outages
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Network goes down, work stops
No Management Console
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Staff must go and physically reboot the devices when the network is down
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Labor and time intensive, inefficient, requires on-site staff
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Confirming if your network is up or down requires on-site physical inspection
High Operating Cost
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Expensive requires on-site staff
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All maintenance and network failures require on-site service by staff
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Cannot easily be scaled up in size, requires fixed locations and distances
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Installing system upgrades often requires complete replacement of your existing system and wiring
Product Specifications
Speed
CPU
MODEL
Band
MIMO (Multiple Input, Multiple Output)
Antenna
Range (approximate)
WLAN standard
Memory
Max users
USB
Self-forming, self-healing Mesh
Seamless roaming
Hardware watchdog CPU
Cloud Management
SSIDs
SSID to VLAN tagging
Public & Private SSIDs
Ethernet (WAN and LAN)
PoE
Indoor/Outdoor Rating
Certifications
Operating Temperature
Size
SI-AP40
300+867 Mbps
SI-AP60
450+1300 Mbps
SI-AP42
2.4GHz, 2 × 2,300 Mbps
5 GHz, 2 × 2, 867 Mbps
Qualcomm Scorpion QCA9557
Qualcomm Dakota IPQ4018
2.4 + 5 GHz 802.11ac concurrent
2.4 + 5 GHz 802.11ac wave 2 concurrent
Single User MIMO
Multi-User MIMO
Four internal
Six internal
Four internal
30-60 per AP
50-100 per AP
30-60 per AP
75' - 1 50' indoor (3-4 walls), 400' - 600' outdoor
802.11a/g/n/ac Wave 2
802.11a /g/n/ac
256MB DRAM DDR3,
Data Rate of 1600 Mbps
128MB DRAM DDR2,
Data Rate of 800 Mbps
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
4
Yes
Yes
2 x Gigabit
Standard 802.3af, Passive 18-24V (mode A, B, A+B)
Standard 802.3af
2 x Gigabit
EN 60950-1, EN 55032, EN 62311 (SAR & MPE), UL 60950-1, cUL 60950-1, EN 300.328, EN 301.489-1 and EN 301.489-17, EN 301.893, RCM , C-Tick 4268(2.4G) +C-Tick 4268 (5GHz), C-Tick 3548, ICES-003, IC RSS-247(2.4G) + IC RSS-246(5GHz), FCC Pat 15 B, C, E
-20° to 50° C
6.69” x 6.69” x 1.2”
