Name: Wireless N300 Access Point
Brand: D-Link
SKU: 10088365
Rating: 4 (64 reviews)

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Easily set up a secure and well-managed network. Multiple operating modes, network management tools, and security features provide greater flexibility.

Protect your Wi-Fi. With Wi-Fi Protected Setup (WPS), you can quickly and securely set up your Wi-Fi. Current Wi-Fi security standards ensure encrypted and secure Wi-Fi traffic without hassle.

Configure the DAP-2020 with seven operating modes according to your personal Wi-Fi requirements:

Access Point Mode: In Access Point mode, the device acts as a central connection point for Wi-Fi users. This is the most common application of an access point.

Bridge Mode: Bridge mode can connect two networks wirelessly, while the device in Bridge mode with AP acts simultaneously as a Wi-Fi hub and a bridge.

The Repeater Mode extends Wi-Fi coverage, eliminating dead zones.

In Wi-Fi Client Mode, the DAP-2020 can connect to another access point.

In WISP Repeater Mode, WISP users can share their internet connection with wireless devices without an additional router.

Fast and easy installation: With the D-Link setup wizard, you can set up your Wi-Fi in just a few minutes. It configures the operating mode of your DAP-2020 and allows you to conveniently add new wireless devices to the network.

Energy-saving features: The built-in scheduling function automatically turns off the Wi-Fi when it is not needed. This feature reduces energy consumption and saves you money.

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Operating modes

Describes the function the device plays within the network, for example as a central transmitter, amplifier or connection bridge. A device can often support several modes.

Number of RJ45/LAN ports

Max. port speed

Describes the maximum data transfer rate. Is not necessarily supported by all ports.

Access Point Functions

Wi-Fi standard

Indicates which Wi-Fi protocol a device supports. Newer standards offer higher data transfer speeds and greater stability. A compatible router is required to use this feature.

Wi-Fi frequency band

The frequency band of a WLAN signal describes how many 2.4GHz or 5GHz signals the router can send simultaneously.

A router that uses dual- or even tri-band technology can better distribute the load in the network and thus rarely reaches its limit in terms of WLAN speed.

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