Beacon 4 is a compact model with two-band Wi-Fi 7 (2.4 and 5 GHz) and a maximum speed of 3.6 Gbit/s. It covers an area of up to 250 square meters and is equipped with a 2,5 GBIT/S port to connect to the Internet and with two gigabit ports for local devices.
Beacon 9 is a stronger router with a speed of up to 9.4 GB/s and a coating up to 280 square meters. For the Internet, there is a 2.5 GB/s port, a 2.5 GB/s and a gigabit port for a local network.
Both devices are made in Scandinavian style – simple and unobtrusive. They work on the Corteca software platform.
Until the prices are announced.
Source: Ferra
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