Access Points

A Wireless Access Point is an important device in networking. It is designed to provide wireless connectivity to the devices, serving as a hub and enabling devices to access LAN and the internet. WAPs count on Ethernet cables to connect to the router and can be configured through a mobile application or web-based interface.

Of all the devices designed to extend wireless networks, wireless access points, and WiFi range extenders are the two most sought-after solutions to meet this need. They are affordable and feature-packed, enabling network administrators to extend WiFi signals to hard-to-reach areas. Both wireless access points and WiFi range boosters come in various specs and several brands offer these devices, meeting to tailored needs of users.