HD25140-50 Contractors pack of 50 units. In-Wall / 802.11b/g Access Point (does NOT include PoE injector) To be used when you have or will use a POE switch or Midspan.

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Can You Find The WiFi Wireless Access Point?

Introducing the InWwap. A series of In-Wall Wireless Access Points.

Ideal For:

Hotels
Motels
Offices
Hospitals
Schools
Residential Homes
Apartment Buildings

HD25140-50 , Contractors Pack, 50 in wall access points Without POE Injectors

NEW!!! In-Wall / 802.11b/g Wireless Access Point
802.11B/G In-Wall wireless access point (does NOT include PoE injector)
Note: This product requires a Power over Ethernet (PoE) injector and power supply. if you do not plan on using a PoE switch or midspan than you should purchase HD24613 which includes the POE injector and power supply.

The HD25140 802.11B/G wireless access point is designed to fit into a standard single gang box (a low-voltage install ring is available as an option; HD24813) and bring the benefits of both a RJ-45 wired connection as well as WiFi wireless connection. The HD25140 can be installed and configured easily into any new wireless network or integrated within an existing wired network resulting in a more flexible and cost-effective wireless deployment. And, a network administrator can centrally manage the HD25140 via a Web browser or an SNMP MIB browser. Power and data are supplied to the unit using CAT5 Ethernet cable and PoE injector (not included).

Range problems are a function of the client devices. The laptop, the iPhone, the WiFi desktop card, the wireless control tablet and so on. These are all low-power devices. Typically only 23 to 63 mW. The answer to better WiFi is locating the wireless access point closer to the user. You can not do that with conventional wireless routers or access points. Nobody wants a box in their bedroom or kitchen with antennas sticking out of it. The beauty of the in-wall wireless access point is you can put the devices where the user is located when using their WiFi-enabled devices. Thus creating better WiFi connections and faster connection speeds.

In basic terms, it is like two people playing catch with a baseball. One person can throw the ball 500 feet but the other can only throw the ball 100 feet. You can not play catch unless you are within that 100 feet of each other. A common question we get is, "then why when I install a higher-power booster or higher-gain antenna do I see 5 bars now on my laptop." Well, sure. Now you have a person who can throw the ball 1000 feet. You still are not going to have a successful catch unless you are within that 100 feet. WiFi is a two-way system. You request information from the router, then the router sends you the information. If you cannot request the information because you are too far, you have no WiFi.

Other in-wall access points are too big, too expensive, and often require additional proprietary equipment to use them. The HD25140 is just made simple, requiring only a PoE injector.

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Our series of InWwap's are now available in six standard colors. Additional color choices are available on special order basis.

The HD25140 is ideal for institutions that are already wired for CAT5 and now need both a wired connection as well as a wireless solution in each room. The HD25140 has an RJ-45 connector on the front of the unit so a user will not lose their wired connection while obtaining a wireless connection in each room. For large installations, a PoE switch is available to support up to 24 in-wall access points.

KEY FEATURES

Dimensions: 2.875" (L) x 1.75" (W) x 2.625" (D)

High speed 54 Mbps wireless and/or 100 Mbps wired data rate

RF transmit power settings (5 levels)

Auto-channel selection setting

Security: WEP, WPA-PSK, 802.1x, EAP, TKIP, AES

MAC address filtering

Wireless client isolation

AP load balancing

Extensive management tools via browser-based configuration utility

PoE IEEE 802.3af compliant

Click here for the HD25140 User's Guide

Click here for the HD25140 Quick Installation Guide

Note For Installers:
While we do not recommend WEP as a security standard, some customers have older 802.11b cards that do not support WPA (the correct security standard to use). As a service to our installers, who must configure our HD25140 in-wall AP for their customers who can only use WEP as a security level, click here for a courtesy link to create a WEP key.