Ruckus, a part of Brocade, has announced its fourth generation wall-mounted access point (AP), designed to provide hotel guests with fast, reliable Wi-Fi.
The Ruckus H320 all-in-one AP and switch features the latest 802.11ac Wave 2 technology, enabling guests to simultaneously connect multiple devices to hotel Wi-Fi networks. The AP also allows property managers to connect wired devices such as VoIP telephones and IP-ready televisions without dedicated per-device cabling. Designed for deployment in every hotel room, the H320 AP delivers the required quality of service (QoS) to meet guest requirements for high-performing Wi-Fi.
“Today’s travellers expect reliable, high-performance Wi-Fi to support multiple devices, each loaded with bandwidth-hungry apps,” said Ted Watson, VP, global hospitality and multi-dwelling unit solutions, Ruckus. “The Ruckus H320 AP and switch allows hotels to meet these expectations by including an AP in every room—an unrealistic financial option until now. The flexibility and affordability of the solution will revolutionise the guest Wi-Fi experience throughout the hospitality industry.”
Ruckus offers a portfolio of in-room, wall-mounted, all-in-one APs and switches. The addition of the H320 AP rounds out a suite of wall-mounted devices that fit into any hospitality environment.
The H320 AP is a cost-effective alternative to the full-featured, IoT-ready H510 AP and the DOCSIS-enabled, wall-mounted C110 AP and switch for use in hotels where only coax is available.
The H320 AP and switch is based on the 802.11ac Wave 2 technology—the highest-performance Wi-Fi standard—to satisfy increasing bandwidth requirements. It includes two fast Ethernet ports to enable connectivity for any wired in-room IP device, including IPTV, VoIP phones and IP cameras.
“Guest expectations and behaviours are continually changing and high-quality Wi-Fi is an investment with tremendous potential for hotels,” said Jim Duffy, Senior Network Analyst, 451 Research. “As the hospitality market begins implementing technologies such as IoT and robotics, Wi-Fi will become a hotel ecosystem requirement.”
Interested?
The Ruckus H320 AP is to be available in August at a manufacturer's suggested retail price (MSRP) of US$285.
Hashtag: #simplybetterconnections
www.brocade.com
The Ruckus H320 all-in-one AP and switch features the latest 802.11ac Wave 2 technology, enabling guests to simultaneously connect multiple devices to hotel Wi-Fi networks. The AP also allows property managers to connect wired devices such as VoIP telephones and IP-ready televisions without dedicated per-device cabling. Designed for deployment in every hotel room, the H320 AP delivers the required quality of service (QoS) to meet guest requirements for high-performing Wi-Fi.
“Today’s travellers expect reliable, high-performance Wi-Fi to support multiple devices, each loaded with bandwidth-hungry apps,” said Ted Watson, VP, global hospitality and multi-dwelling unit solutions, Ruckus. “The Ruckus H320 AP and switch allows hotels to meet these expectations by including an AP in every room—an unrealistic financial option until now. The flexibility and affordability of the solution will revolutionise the guest Wi-Fi experience throughout the hospitality industry.”
Ruckus offers a portfolio of in-room, wall-mounted, all-in-one APs and switches. The addition of the H320 AP rounds out a suite of wall-mounted devices that fit into any hospitality environment.
The H320 AP is a cost-effective alternative to the full-featured, IoT-ready H510 AP and the DOCSIS-enabled, wall-mounted C110 AP and switch for use in hotels where only coax is available.
The H320 AP and switch is based on the 802.11ac Wave 2 technology—the highest-performance Wi-Fi standard—to satisfy increasing bandwidth requirements. It includes two fast Ethernet ports to enable connectivity for any wired in-room IP device, including IPTV, VoIP phones and IP cameras.
“Guest expectations and behaviours are continually changing and high-quality Wi-Fi is an investment with tremendous potential for hotels,” said Jim Duffy, Senior Network Analyst, 451 Research. “As the hospitality market begins implementing technologies such as IoT and robotics, Wi-Fi will become a hotel ecosystem requirement.”
Interested?
The Ruckus H320 AP is to be available in August at a manufacturer's suggested retail price (MSRP) of US$285.
Hashtag: #simplybetterconnections
www.brocade.com
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