ComNet Europe, a division of ComNet Communication Networks, a US-based manufacturer of fiber optic transmission and networking equipment, expands the NetWave wireless Ethernet product line with a new, hardened unit for use in challenging applications. The new model is an ultra-high throughput impact-resistant, hardened wireless Ethernet link.
ComNet Europe, a division of
ComNet Communication Networks, a US-based manufacturer of fiber optic transmission and networking equipment, expands the NetWave wireless Ethernet product line with a new, hardened unit for use in challenging applications. The new model is an ultra-high throughput impact-resistant, hardened wireless Ethernet link.
The new models supports a 500 Mbps throughput and features the same ease of use benefits offered by the entire NetWave line. The 500Mbps is the highest throughput of any NetWave model and is the ideal solution when multiple IP surveillance cameras need to be connected back to the central monitoring location. The NW-9 can be used over distances of up to four miles under ideal conditions.
This new model, the NetWave NW-9 is enclosed in a rugged aluminum case that can be used in the most extreme environments and the company foresees use in industrial and transportation applications where there is a potential for shock and impact.
"We have enjoyed a great amount of success in a very short time with the entire NetWave product line. We are now starting to uncover unique needs for the product line," said Steve Clarke, Managing Director of ComNet Europe. "As NetWave has become so accepted, demand for a truly hardened unit that still met the IP67 standard and could stand up to rigor of a truly industrial applications became a high priority. The NW-9 is that solution."
"By continuing to advance our wireless product line, ComNet continues to recognize the needs of the market and develop products accordingly. Although ComNet was founded with a core competency focused on fiber optic transmission, we're evolving the company to be a single source for all types of transmission through different media," commented Frank Haight, Vice President of Marketing at ComNet. "It's also comforting to know this new product line was designed and will be built here in our Danbury, CT facility."