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What I am not understanding is the range differences. &nbsp;I am not sure why a home wifi router would get such better coverage. <br />
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Is there a measure to compare devices for coverage (e.g. db)?<br />
Is there a measure to compare throughput?
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What I am not understanding is the range differences.  I am not sure why a home wifi router would get such better coverage.

Is there a measure to compare devices for coverage (e.g. db)?
Is there a measure to compare throughput?

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I believe the access point is the right way to go but the client is not willing to puchase the access point that will best fit (and the quantity of access points). &nbsp;I am going to end up using the router they have as an access point but put a new router in that is better suited for their needs. &nbsp;If that does not work I will go back to what they have now.
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I believe the access point is the right way to go but the client is not willing to puchase the access point that will best fit (and the quantity of access points).  I am going to end up using the router they have as an access point but put a new router in that is better suited for their needs.  If that does not work I will go back to what they have now.

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Hello, I have a client who is located in an old school with cinder block walls. &nbsp;They use 6 rooms which is about a 400ft x 400ft area.<br />
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Can anyone recommend a good business class access point? <br />
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Thanks
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Hello, I have a client who is located in an old school with cinder block walls.  They use 6 rooms which is about a 400ft x 400ft area.

Can anyone recommend a good business class access point? 


Thanks

Good access point

Wireless networking is a method by which homes, telecommunications networks and enterprise (business) installations avoid the costly process of introducing cables into a building, or as a connection between various equipment locations. Wireless telecommunications networks are generally implemented and administered using radio communication. This implementation takes place at the physical level (layer) of the OSI model network structure. The key hardware components of a wireless computer network include adapters, routers and access points, antennas and repeaters.