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
802.11ac indoor routers
802.11n outdoor routers
802.11ac outdoor routers
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
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
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