Do you have a WiFi infrastructure already? If not, you might want to consider getting it – that’s pretty much the only requirement for the Social WiFi software to work.

What’s the difference between 802.11n and 802.11ac? They are both WiFi standards; 802.11ac is around three times as fast as 802.11n. If you have a fast connection available, it’s recommended to aim for 802.11ac.

When to get a router instead of just APs? When there is no configurable Internet router within your network.

Small venue, up to 20 simultaneous users

802.11n indoor routers

• Mikrotik hAP lite
• Mikrotik hAP lite TC
• Mikrotik hAP (LTE USB option)

802.11ac indoor routers

• Mikrotik hAP ac lite
• Mikrotik hAP ac lite TC
• Mikrotik hAP ac2
• Mikrotik hAP

802.11n outdoor routers

• Mikrotik wAP / wAP BE

802.11ac outdoor routers

• Mikrotik wAP ac / wAP ac BE

802.11 ac indoor AP

• Ruckus R310 / R320 Unleashed
• Meraki MR20 / MR33
• Aerohive AP122 with HiveManager licence
• Ubiquity Unifi UAP AC Lite

802.11 ac outdoor AP

• Ubiquity Unifi AC Mesh

Medium Venue up to 50 simultaneous users

802.11ac indoor setup

• Ruckus R310 / R320 Unleashed x2
• Ruckus R510 Unleashed x1
• Meraki MR33 x2
• Meraki MR42 x1
• Aerohive AP122 x2 with HiveManager licence
• Aerohive AP250 x1 with HiveManager licence
• Ubiquity Unifi UAP AC Lite x2
• Ubiquity Unifi UAP AC PRO x1

802.11ac outdoor setup

• Ruckus T610 Unleashed x1
• Meraki MR70 / MR74 x1
• Ubiquity Unifi AC Mesh x2
• Ubiquity Unifi AC Mesh Pro x1