AirLive introduces Dual Band High-Power PoE AP Router in Wireless market

AirLive has recently added another high power PoE AP router which supports concurrent dual band for both 5GHz and 2.4GHz frequency bands delivering high speeds of up to 108Mbps Atheros Super Turbo Modes. This product is able to provide up to three times more coverage than most concurrent dual band routers available in the markets. This innovative product is building the wireless internet service field due to its high power. So the product is best suited for Enterprises, School, Shopping Mall, ISP (Internet Service Provider) and Hotel Network.

AirLive high power routers are different with other high performance wireless routers, the routers are powered with advance software functions such as Bandwidth Control, PPPoE server, SNMP, SSH, Multi-DMZ, Variable Channel Width, and almost 100 other features. All these functions are harnessed by the user friendly AirLogic Interface. Everything is arranged in the most logical layout, so the users can immediately configure the A.DUO quickly without even looking at the user’s manual. So, installation is very easy for the product. It can also perform 7 wireless Operation Modes

AirLive A.Duo is next generation Concurrent Dual Band (5GHz & 2.4 GHz) Router, which radios are capable to operate independently. The most striking feature of the products is, if each radio could provide three times more converge than normal radio, both radio could provide more than three times converge than original. It surpasses the competitions in supporting extended channels till 6.1GHz. Therefore, A. Duo can act as a WISP 2-Way CPE, repeater, bridge, hotspot, which provides a great range of flexibility of network infrastructure. To top it off, the 802.3af compliant PoE port allows the users to install the A.DUO far away from power source. AirLive A. Duo can be a bridge between Outdoor Wireless and Indoor Wireless (WISP 2-way CPE).

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