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KBC Wireless Networking From BGWT KBC Wireless Networking From BGWT – KBC wireless networking products are designed to provide transmission where there is no infrastructure. The range, which is thoroughly proven in challenging global applications, includes rugged, weatherproof wireless systems, as well as explosion proof units that can offer speeds exceeding 650Mbps each way. KBC […]

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    KBC Wireless Networking From BGWT

    KBC Wireless Networking From BGWT – KBC wireless networking products are designed to provide transmission where there is no infrastructure.

    The range, which is thoroughly proven in challenging global applications, includes rugged, weatherproof wireless systems, as well as explosion proof units that can offer speeds exceeding 650Mbps each way.

    KBC networks are simple to deploy and redeploy as needed, and available in both point-to-point and point-to-multipoint, offering security integrators a simple, powerful wireless solution capable of transmitting distances up to 8-10Km and further, subject to conditions.

    Features of the range variously include IP66 ratings against dust and water, encrypted communications, compact size, light weight, modest current draw, adjustable antenna with multiple antenna options, operating temperature range from -40 to 75C, titanic mean time between failure of 1,500,000 hours and plenty more.

    You can find out more about KBC wireless networking solutions from your local BGW Technologies branch.

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