WI-FI Bridge FAQ's
What is a Wi-Fi bridge used for?
A WI-FI bridge is primarily used to extend and enhance network connectivity in various environments, particularly for applications where cabling can be impractical or costly. It functions by connecting two network segments wirelessly, effectively making a wired device function over a wireless network.
For instance, if you have IP cameras or other network devices located far from your main router, a WI-FI bridge can provide a reliable wireless link to integrate them into your network without the need for long ethernet cables. Rugged Limited offers a range of wireless bridges designed to support such deployments, offering robust solutions for challenging environments.
BR-330AC-LP
- Low power consumption below 2.5W
- Supports up to 16 clients simultaneously
- Ingress-protected rugged enclosure
- Five-year warranty for long-term use
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