Wi-Fi is core to all businesses of any size today. Using cheap, residential-class Wi-Fi equipment results in employee complaints, lost productivity, and a poor user experience. Uplevel Wi-Fi Access Points (APs) are built from industrial strength components with proprietary firmware to maximize reliability and performance. Our APs are designed to scale from a small office with a single AP to large buildings or complexes with dozens or hundreds of APs.
Uplevel APs also keep up with technological advances in the enterprise Wi-Fi industry. They support the most recent Wi-Fi 6 standards, with greatly increased throughput and range. Further, both indoor and outdoor APs are available. All APs are supplied with suitable mounting hardware, and support Power over Ethernet (PoE) operation, for simple layout and installation.
Uplevel APs are immediately recognized by Uplevel switches and gateways, and automatically provisioned, upgraded, configured and brought on-line in minutes without user intervention. The intelligence built into the APs and other system components allows entire fleets of APs distributed over multiple offices to be managed with the same ease as a single AP. Automatic channel and power management simplifies AP placement and setup.
A Wireless Access point is a wireless networking device that allows wireless devices and networks to connect through a wired network using wireless technologies such as Wi-Fi. While a Wi-Fi Booster is a networking device used to extend the wireless network's coverage area.
Cloud Managed Wi-Fi Access Points provide installation, setup, network management, and diagnosis through a single point of management.
Cloud networking solutions make it easier to manage the dynamic networking requirements of small and mid-sized businesses by providing a centralized interface and one-click self-servicing.
They are equipped with the highest security frameworks, ensuring very minimum business vulnerability.
SMBs can simply employ a cloud-managed solution for its security advantages and benefits rather than investing extra money in building a security framework for a network.
These wireless access points are automatically updated with the most recent firmware and security patches, increasing the security of your business.
No, you do not need a special router to use Wireless Access Points. Wireless Access Point convert the wired network into a wireless network. The Access Point is connected to a router which is connected to the wired network.
Uplevel Systems’ Secure Wireless Access Point is built from industrial strength components and optimized firmware to increase capacity and offer seamless mobility. It has a fully isolated Guest network with bandwidth control.
It has the capability to manage fleets of Wi-Fi APs across multiple offices from a single pane of glass. In addition, it has a powerful, long-range IP65-rated outdoor AP for external coverage.
Here are a few things to know before choosing the best wireless access point for business -
1. Range: The range that a wireless access point can cover is a crucial factor. Choosing a WAP that can provide a more extensive coverage area is more advantageous for businesses.
2. Price: It’s not necessarily true that the higher the price, the better the wireless access point. In order to avoid being duped by false advertising, it is necessary to have a comprehensive grasp of the true performance of wireless APs.
3. Speed: The speed at which information moves, which is typically expressed in bps (bits per second), kilobits, megabits, or gigabits also needs to be taken into consideration.
4. Antenna: It is preferable to choose a wireless AP with a booster antenna when making a purchase.
