Wireless Access Points

Wireless access points (WAP) are devices that provide wireless network connection and provide internet access by bridging your existing network infrastructure with wireless devices. These devices allow the internet to spread to every corner, especially in offices, homes, schools and large commercial areas. WAPs combine the high speeds and security offered by wired networks with the mobility and flexibility offered by wireless network technology.

Features and Benefits:

High-Performance Connections: Wireless access points allow many devices to connect to the network at the same time. Models that support 802.11ac and 802.11ax (Wi-Fi 5 and Wi-Fi 6) technologies are ideal for environments with high data traffic by providing high-speed internet access.

Wide Area Coverage: WAPs carry network access to every point in offices, hotels, schools and other large areas by ensuring the spread of the wireless signal. It provides a strong internet connection on every floor and room, especially in large buildings, without blocking the signal.

Easy Integration: Wireless access points can be easily integrated into your existing network infrastructure. By connecting to your main network device with an Ethernet cable, it extends the internet signal and increases the coverage area of ​​your wireless network.

Advanced Security: Access points support secure encryption protocols such as WPA3. Thus, the security of your network is highly protected. In addition, by allowing the creation of guest networks, you can isolate your main network and ensure that users can connect to the internet securely.

Different Usage Scenarios: WAPs are suitable for a variety of usage scenarios, from home offices to large corporate structures. They are the ideal solution for expanding your network in small offices, homes or large data centers.

High-Efficiency Traffic Management: Most modern WAPs offer features to manage and optimize network traffic. QoS (Quality of Service) technology ensures that the most important applications on the network are prioritized and that internet speed is used most efficiently.

Supported Devices: Wireless access points work with a variety of devices such as laptops, smartphones, tablets and printers. It also provides uninterrupted support for applications such as voice and video calls over the network.

Simple User Management: WAPs make it easier for network administrators to manage and control the network. User management can be done via web-based interfaces or mobile applications, access restrictions and network traffic can be controlled.

Areas of Use:

Offices and Corporate Areas: Allows employees to work efficiently by connecting to wireless networks from mobile devices or laptops. Provides high-speed internet access between work areas.

Homes and Personal Use: Provides a strong network connection for every device that needs wireless internet at home. Allows smart home devices and media streaming devices to work uninterruptedly.

Public Areas and Educational Institutions: Provides users with secure internet connection in school classrooms, conference halls, libraries and other public areas. It also allows the creation of guest networks.

Hotels and Guesthouses: Provides uninterrupted and fast internet access to guests. Guests can use wireless connection in a wide area from their rooms to their lobbies.

Stores and Commercial Areas: Creates a network infrastructure that provides internet access to customers while also facilitating sales points and product stock tracking.