HG323AC-B High Quality Home Gigabit Dual Band High Intelligent Network Mesh Wifi Router

Product Description

HG323AC-B 2GE+1POTS+WiFi GPON/EPON HGU WiFi Mesh terminal devices are designed for fulfilling FTTH and triple play service demand of fixed network operators. These boxes are based on the mature Chipset (Realtek) technology, which have high ratio of performance to price, and the technology of IEEE802.11b/g/n/ac WiFi, Layer 2/3, Wi-Fi CERTIFIED™ EasyMesh,and high quality VoIP as well.

HG323AC-B Support full management of HGU devices through V-SOL OLT. They are highly reliable and easy to maintain, with guaranteed QoS for different service. And they are fully compliant with technical regulations such as IEEE802.3ah,ITU-T G.984.x and technical requirement of GPON Equipment from China Telecom. HG323AC-B Support Wi-Fi CERTIFIED EasyMesh™ that brings a standards-based approach to Wi-Fi networks that utilize multiple access points (APs), combining the benefits of easy to use, self-adapting Wi-Fi with greater flexibility in device choice that comes with interoperable Wi-Fi CERTIFIED™ devices.

V-SOL 2.4G/5G Dual Band EasyMesh Router

Strong signals extend throughout your house! There are multiple connection channels between any two nodes and all nodes are connected to form a whole network to achieve higher throughput.

Set up EasyMesh WiFi

Gigabit port, ultra-performance mesh WiFi network cover every inch of your home in super-fast and seamless WiFi connectivity room to room, wall to wall, floor to floor

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What is a mesh Wi-Fi router?

Mesh systems join two or more Wi-Fi access points together, creating and sharing a single, seamless Wi-Fi network that can be expanded and set up to cover even the largest of homes or buildings.

If the Wi-Fi router that worked in your small apartment doesn't give you the wireless connectivity you want for a big house, then a mesh Wi-Fi router system may be the solution for you.

If you have a large home — at least 3,000 square feet — or one that has an unusual layout, more than two stories or interior brick walls, then you probably encounter Wi-Fi dead zones. This means your home could be a good candidate for a mesh system.