Industrial-grade wireless router and industrial-grade wireless AP What is the difference between

What is the difference between an industrial-grade wireless router and an industrial-grade wireless AP?

Industrial-grade wireless router: It uses high-performance industrial-grade wireless modules, high-performance industrial-grade 32-bit communication processors, and special metal materials, suitable for harsh high and low temperature applications. It can automatically monitor and maintain online link communication in unguarded field work.

Industrial-grade wireless AP: Industrial-grade waterproof design, suitable for wireless coverage and remote point-to-point communication. It has the characteristics of stable output operation, simple installation, strong signal, high sensitivity and stable performance.

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The difference between industrial wireless router and industrial wireless AP:

1. Functional distinction: Industrial-grade wireless router is a collection of AP, routing function and switch, which supports wired and wireless to form the same subnet and directly connect to the modem. An industrial-grade wireless AP is equivalent to a wireless switch, recording the wired connection environment or router, and assigning an IP from the router for the hopeless connection to it.

2. Application distinction: Independent APs are used in many places that require a large number of APs for large-area coverage, such as hotels, office buildings, banquet halls, etc., and all APs are connected through Ethernet and connected to independent wireless LAN firewall. Industrial-grade wireless routers are used in industrial environments, allowing multiple devices to connect to industrial routers to ensure communication.

3. Cost distinction: The price of industrial-grade wireless routers and industrial wireless APs are still different. Generally, ordinary industrial-grade wireless routers can range from several hundred to several thousand. The same is true for AP classification. The price of different grades is 10 times the expensive Common, more different purposes. According to the specific situation, the price varies depending on the brand and additional functions.