Wireless Access Systems

An access point is a device that creates a wireless local area network (WLAN) in an office or large building. It connects to a wired router, switch, or hub via an Ethernet cable, and activates a Wi-Fi signal to a designated area. For example, if you want to enable Wi-Fi access in a specific area, you can extend and connect a cable to that location with access points.

By installing access points throughout the office, users can roam freely from room to room, seamlessly and without experiencing network interruptions.

• Upgrade wireless network with more speed, capacity and reliability for business-critical applications
• Accelerate Wi-Fi deployments with enterprise-class wireless connectivity for your business and employees
• Enable secure access by providing network access within minutes to any user and any application without compromising security
• Connect with customers by delivering personalized, location-based experiences
• Ease the demands on your IT department with secure access to network

An airFiber® outdoor point-to-point wireless network is a device that bridges or links two endpoints exclusively together through line of sight (LOS). Typically, these devices are used when fiber cabling is impossible or inconvenient in connecting two points that are separated by a street or distance. The networks at either end take full responsibility for formatting the data transmitted between them.

• Used where roads or terraine are prohibitive for fiber communications
• Easy building to building connectivity
• Wireless failover