Atex-certificated access points
With the new Hirschmann BAT300 FX2, Belden is marketing what it said is the world's first Atex- certificated WLAN Access Point with support for the new IEEE 802.11n transmission standard. This enables WLAN networks with data rates up to 300 Mbit/s to be installed even in hazardous areas rated Ex zone 2.
The integrated MIMO antenna technology (multiple input multiple output) ensures a stable wireless connection. Other features of these Access Points include extensive management, security and quality of service functions plus layer 3 IP routing.
The BAT300 FX2, which can be used both as Access Point and Access Client, is designed to operate at temperatures in range -30°C to +50°C and also fulfills all shock-resistance, vibration-resistance and electromagnetic compatibility requirements (EN 50155).
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