Access Points
Meru access points are built from the radio layer up to support Virtualized Wireless LANs Ð an architecture in which each client gets its own dedicated Virtual Port, offering the predictability and performance of switched Ethernet.
Supporting IEEE standards including 802.11n, Meru access points are Wi-Fi Certified for interoperability. They are available in single or dual radio models, with a scalable architecture that means customers who require more radios can simply plug in additional APs.
Independent tests show that Meru 802.11n access points consistently offer the industry's highest performance for all applications, in both all-802.11n environments and mixed-mode networks.
Benefits
- Higher Transmit Power, Lower Cost of Deployment
Meru's Virtual Cell architecture eliminates co-channel interference so that every AP can be utilized to maximize coverage. Meru installations typically need 30% fewer APs than other wireless LAN systems, resulting in substantial cost and energy savings.
- Plug-and-Play Installation
A Meru network requires no complex channel planning or AP power adjustments. Adding an access point to the network is simple, like changing a light bulb.
- Continuous Security Scanning
All of Meru's access points do double-duty as scanners for security and management, avoiding the costly and complex overlay networks needed in other architectures while providing the industry's best throughput. Not only does it save both energy and money, a Meru Network provides 24/7 compromise-free security.
- Standard Power over Ethernet (PoE)
All Meru's APs can be powered through standard 802.3af PoE. There is no need for proprietary systems or additional power injectors, even for dual-radio, dual-band 802.11n APs.
AP300 Series
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Application |
Features |
| High performance, secure 802.11n |
Single or dual 802.11n or 802.11a/b/g radios; 802.11a/b/g software upgradeable to 802.11n; All models can scan for 802.11n threats |
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AP300 Series Comparison Grid
AP300 Datasheet |
AP200 Series
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Application |
Features |
| High performance VoIP or other non-802.11n applications |
Single or dual 802.11a/b/g radios; Mesh capable |
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AP200 Datasheet |
OAP180
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Application |
Features |
| Outdoor access |
Dual 802.11a/b/g radios; Rugged enclosure resists rain and extreme temperatures |
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OAP180 Datasheet |
AP150
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Application |
Features |
| Remote offices or telecommuter |
Dual 802.11a and 802.11b/g radios; Entry level enterprise access point |
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AP150 Datasheet |
AP150-CB/Bridge
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Application |
Features |
| Ethernet to wireless bridge |
Dual 802.11a and 802.11b/g radios; Software-upgradeable to full AP functionality |
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Bridge Datasheet |