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Basic Specs Allied Telesyn AT-WA3404
Type:
access point
Wireless standard:
802.11b
Reception/transmission Allied Telesyn AT-WA3404
Protection of information:
WEP
Transmitter power:
15 dBM
Radius of action indoors:
60 m
Radius of action outdoors:
185 m
Antenna Allied Telesyn AT-WA3404
The number of external antennas:
2
Detailed Specs Allied Telesyn AT-WA3404
Weight:
210 g
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