TP-Link Archer CR700 specs.
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General characteristics TP-Link Archer CR700
Wi-Fi Mesh System:
No
DOCSIS Certification:
3.0
Number Of LAN Ports:
4
Wi-Fi Speed:
1300 Mbps
Security TP-Link Archer CR700
Data Encryption:
Yes
Encryption Type:
WEP, WPA, WPA-PSK, WPA2, WPA2-PSK
Firewall Type:
NAT
Security Features:
NAT firewall, access control
Parental Controls:
Yes
Network TP-Link Archer CR700
Band Technology:
Dual
Ethernet Standard:
10/100/1000
Number of Antennas:
6
Frequency Band:
2.4 GHz
Wi-Fi Mesh System:
No
Wireless Standard:
AC
Certifications & Listings TP-Link Archer CR700
DOCSIS Compliant:
Yes
ENERGY STAR Certified:
No
DOCSIS Certification:
3.0
Features TP-Link Archer CR700
App Compatible:
No
App-Controlled:
No
Beamforming:
Yes
Integrated Modem:
Yes
Auto Connect:
No
Auto Detecting:
No
Conference Enabled:
No
Wireless:
Yes
Ports TP-Link Archer CR700
Number Of WAN Ports:
0
Port Type(s):
Co-Axial, RJ-45
Number Of LAN Ports:
4
Speed TP-Link Archer CR700
Wired Speed:
1000 Mbps
Wi-Fi Speed:
1300 Mbps
Gigabit Ethernet Speed:
Yes
Auto Speed Sensing:
No
Compatibility TP-Link Archer CR700
System Requirements:
PC: Windows XP, Vista, 7 or 8; Mac OS; Linux
Bluetooth Enabled:
No
Dimension TP-Link Archer CR700
Product Height:
1.5"
Product Length:
6.3"
Product Width:
9"
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