Zyxel WAC6303D-S 1300 Mbit/s Wit Power over Ethernet (PoE)

Networking administrators managing busy venues must understand how visitors longed for WiFi and how challenging it is to meet the demands within limited budgets.

Zyxel brings affordable and triple-performance 3x3:3 MU-MIMO access point WAC6303D-S which is built with Smart antenna to mitigate co-channel interference in high-density environment. And its embedded BLE Beacon provides insight into your consumers, WAC6303D-S not only resolves the challenge today it thinks for the ever-growing mobility demands tomorrow.

MU-MIMO, New Definition of Wi-Fi
Stepping up from 802.11ac, the second generation Wave 2 technology introduces Multi-User MIMO (MU-MIMO). This is an important WiFi development that enables an AP to communicate with multiple clients at a time offering 300% performance for a 3x3 AP.

Next Generation Transmit Beamforming benefits overall networking
Transmit Beamforming (TxBF) technology is another key to implement reliable high-density Wi-Fi connection. It increases overall network transmission data rates, which benefits not only MU-MIMO clients but also all existing clients.

Optimal Wireless Experience
WAC6303D-S features Smart antenna technology which is proven able to mitigate co-channel interference, and adaptively adjust antenna patterns to fit in high-density application.

Built for Superior performance
The WAC6303D-S is built with a high-efficiency antenna module, premium power amplifiers and low-noise elements delivering superior wireless performance over other Wave 2 access points on the market.

Optimized wireless experience with advanced features
To provide outstanding performance in crowded environment, WAC6303D-S features 3G/4G interference immunity, excellent receive sensitivity and DCS, which enlarge its service coverage for more clients and better quality of connection.

Unified access point- Fits all businesses
Stay standalone mode if you’re a start-up, needing just few APs; convert to controller-managed mode when business grows up, requiring hundreds of APs.