Cisco Meraki MR58 - wireless access point - Wi-Fi
Mfg # MR58-PRO
CDW # 2298961
| UNSPSC 43222640
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The MR58 is a three-radio, 802.11n access point designed to provide high-speed wireless coverage over large indoor and outdoor areas. Example deployments include corporate and educational campuses, business districts, industrial areas, and public spaces.
One of the keys to the MR58's high performance is the use of three separate 802.11n radios, each operating concurrently on a separate frequency band. The MR58 also uses advanced radio techniques like MIMO, beam forming, multiple ratio combining, and expanded channel widths to increase performance.
Since the MR58 is configured and controlled through the Meraki cloud controller, creating a secure and sophisticated network takes just minutes. Dashboard provides network wide frequency planning, automatic, over the air firmware upgrades, hosted branding, and simplified authentication. In addition, the MR58 features Meraki's mesh technology, which can further reduce installation time.
An MR58-based network costs a fraction of traditional network infrastructure. Elimination of separate controllers and software help minimize upfront expense, while simplified web-based management reduces ongoing costs. Drawing only 8 watts of power, the MR58 also helps decrease power consumption.
One of the keys to the MR58's high performance is the use of three separate 802.11n radios, each operating concurrently on a separate frequency band. The MR58 also uses advanced radio techniques like MIMO, beam forming, multiple ratio combining, and expanded channel widths to increase performance.
Since the MR58 is configured and controlled through the Meraki cloud controller, creating a secure and sophisticated network takes just minutes. Dashboard provides network wide frequency planning, automatic, over the air firmware upgrades, hosted branding, and simplified authentication. In addition, the MR58 features Meraki's mesh technology, which can further reduce installation time.
An MR58-based network costs a fraction of traditional network infrastructure. Elimination of separate controllers and software help minimize upfront expense, while simplified web-based management reduces ongoing costs. Drawing only 8 watts of power, the MR58 also helps decrease power consumption.