ZyXEL NWA5123 AC HD WLAN Access Point

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ZyXEL NWA5123 AC HD 1300Mbit/s Power Over Ethernet (PoE) White WLAN Access Point

The Zyxel NWA5123-AC HD is a Wave 2 dual-radio 3x3 MU-MIMO Unified Access Point with a combined data rate of up to 1.6Gbps. Thanks to its superior hardware design with next generation beamforming technology and advanced noise suppression, the NWA5123-AC HD delivers increased coverage and improved connection speeds for every client. The high-performance NWA5123-AC HD is future-proof for the ever-growing mobility demands in high-density environments such as campuses and hotels.

MU-MIMO, New Definition of Wi-Fi

Stepping up from 802.11ac, the second generation Wave 2 technology introduces Multi-User MIMO (MU-MIMO). This is an important WiFi development that enables an AP to communicate with multiple clients at a time offering 300% performance for a 3x3 AP.

Single-User MIMO

Multi-User MIMO

Next Generation Transmit Beamforming benefits overall networking

Transmit Beamforming (TxBF) technology is another key to implement reliable high-density Wi-Fi connection. It increases overall network transmission data rates, which benefits not only MU-MIMO clients but also all existing clients.

Zyxel

Generation-2 Transmit Beamforming benefits overall networking

Other Vendor

Generation-2 Transmit Beamforming benefits overall networking

Built for Superior performance

The NWA5123-AC HD is built with a high-efficiency antenna module, premium power amplifiers and low-noise elements delivering superior wireless performance over other Wave 2 access points on the market.

Optimized wireless experience with advanced features

To provide outstanding performance in crowded environment, NWA5123-AC HD features 3G/4G interference immunity, excellent receive sensitivity and DCS, which enlarge its service coverage for more clients and better quality of connection.

Optimized wireless experience with advanced features

Unified access point- Fits all businesses

Stay standalone mode if you’re a start-up, needing just few APs; convert to controller-managed mode when business grows up, requiring hundreds of APs.

Standalone When you start

Controller Managed as you grow