What is the effective range of an industrial-grade wireless router​?

What is the effective range of an industrial-grade wireless router?

1. The maximum distance covered by a general industrial-grade wireless router is usually 300 meters. If there is no obstruction, the signal of 50 meters is about 85%, and the field of view is about 300 meters; if it is a semi-open space, Or in areas with partitions, the transmission is about 35-50 meters.

2. If it is a wireless Internet access in the LAN (wireless industrial router), the signal at 50 meters is about 85% without blocking. If there is blocking, such as the wall between rooms and the ceiling between floors, the signal will be attenuated. It is more powerful, a wall is estimated to be attenuated by about 20%.

3. About 300 meters in the field of view; if it is a semi-open space or an area with partitions, the transmission is about 35-50 meters. With the help of an external antenna (as a link), the transmission distance can reach 30-50 kilometers or even more, depending on the gain of the antenna itself.

Therefore, it needs to be applied according to the needs of users. The reason is that the effective distance is reduced due to buildings, objects, and signal interference, and the network speed is unstable, and there are many factors such as voltage instability and electromagnetic interference among these reasons.

Of course, there are also high-end routers with stable transmission and long distance. In practical applications, the configuration and model of the industrial router should be selected according to the distance and the building.