Ruckus ZoneFlex T300 2.4/5GHz Outdoor Omni Access Point

Product Details

The Ruckus ZoneFlex T300 is a dual-band 802.11ac outdoor access point designed specifically for high-density public venues such as airports, conventions centres, shopping centres, school and university campuses, and other highly populated environments.

Adaptive Technologies to Maximise Throughput in High-Density Environments

The Ruckus T300 is uniquely designed to serve these demanding environments with dual-polarized adaptive antennas that dynamically select the best antenna patterns on a per packet basis to provide reliable client connections and to increase network capacity while reducing interference and improving signal-to-interference-plus-noise ratio (SINR). Alternatively, you can connect external 5GHz antennas with built-in N-Jack connectors for even greater range.

In addition, the T300 uses patented Ruckus technologies to extend range, improve throughput, and deliver industry-leading 802.11ac performance to every connected client. ChannelFly technology uniquely leverages a predictive model for channel selection that uses actual activity to learn what channels will yield the most capacity and provide the highest client speeds with reduced interference.

Easy and Efficient Installation

Designed for easy installation, The Ruckus T300 is packaged in an ultra-lightweight and low-profile enclosure, making it ideal for ideal for venue owners and enterprises looking to quickly and economically deploy Wi-Fi in high-capacity environments. The ZoneFlex T300 can be centrally managed by the ZoneDirector 1200 Smart WLAN controller or the Smart Cell Gateway (SCG) 200 as part of a unified indoor/outdoor wireless LAN. It can also be deployed as a standalone AP and managed individually, or through the FlexMaster remote Wi-Fi management system.

The quoted wireless specification is given as the maximum radio performance. Achievable range and throughput will vary depending on the regional regulations where the radio is deployed.
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