RAD 80211-XDB

Phoenix Contact introduces the new RAD-80211-XDB, a basic 802.11 Ethernet radio, complimenting the already existing wide range of wireless Ethernet products!




Features

  • Functions as an access point, client, or bridge
  • Supports data rates up to 54 Mbps on both 5 GHz (802.11a) and 2.4 GHz (802.11 b/g) frequency bands
  • Security features WEP, WPA, 802.11i (WPA2) 128-bit AES encryption and MAC address checking provide for a robust connection
  • SSID Broadcasting can be enabled or disabled
  • Rogue access point detection with e-mail notification
  • Receive antenna diversity to improve radio performance and reliability
  • 100mW transmission power
  • DHCP server can be enabled or disabled
  • Programming and network diagnostics are accessed via embedded web server and IT-friendly SNMP; no additional software needed
  • UL/cUL Listed - Class 1 Zone 2

Applications

  • Video surveillance
  • Pipeline monitoring
  • Factory floor network
  • Perimeter security
  • Quality control
  • Homeland security
  • RFID (Active)
  • VoWiFi
  • Mobile computing



Topologies with Phoenix Contact Industrial 802.11 Radios


Access Point
This figure illustrates a radio being used as a stand-alone access point providing wireless devices access to a wired network.


Access Point to Client Topology
This figure illustrates three radios. One is configured as an access point and the other two as a clients.


Point-to-Multipoint Bridging Topology
This figure illustrates Point-to-Multipoint bridging of multiple Ethernet networks.


Repeater Topology
This figure illustrates three radios configured as bridges; two are connected to LAN networks, and the third simply acts as a repeater to extend the range.


More Industrial Wireless Options



Phoenix Contact also offers the 802.11 radio with integrated serial to TCP conversion, the RAD-80211-XD.

This Industrial Ethernet Radio with support for Access Point, Client, and Bridge/Repeater modes of operation, also includes the highest level of security 802.11i/WPA2.




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