DWL-6620APS Wireless AC1300 Wave 2 Dual Band Unified Access Point with Smart Antenna

Wave 2 has landed. Connect to more:

Unparalleled performance makes the DWL‑6620APS Wireless AC1300 Wave 2 Unified Access Point a must‑have upgrade that allows your wireless customers in high‑density areas to reliably connect to more, with faster throughput and flexibility. Perfect for medium to large‑scale WiFi networks.

Smart Antenna Technology:

D-Link’s Smart Antenna technology processes algorithms used to identify spatial signal signatures such as Direction Of Arrival, and uses them to calculate beamforming vectors which are then used to target the wireless client and achieve the best possible throughput.

Greater Speed & Connectivity:

It provides unparalleled connectivity by using the 802.11ac Wave 2 standard. High combined data rates of 1267 Mbps (867 Mbps for 802.11ac and 400 Mbps for 802.11n) can be delivered over the air and Wi-Fi Multimedia (WMM) together with 802.1p Quality of Service (QoS) can give time-sensitive traffic like Voice over IP (VoIP) or video streaming a higher priority ahead of other traffic.

Efficiency multiplied:

Support for 802.11ac Wave 2 MU-MIMO technology enables the access point to communicate with multiple clients simultaneously, resulting in significantly improved network capacity and throughput.

Dual Band Wireless for efficient performance:

The 2.4 GHz and high-speed 5 GHz AC channels and band steering technology makes your business network flexible by automatically placing clients on the optimal band for their needs like casual web browsing, and data-hungry operations like video streams and large file transfers.

Airtime fairness ensures that equal airtime is given to each client, providing improved performance even when slower devices are connected.

Centrally Manage your Wireless Network:

When deployed in combination with D-Link Wireless Controllers (DWC-1000/DWC-2000), up to 1,024 DWL-6620APS access points can be centrally managed. Once the APs are discovered by the controller, any configuration can be pushed to them as a group, instead of doing so individually. Additionally, Radio Frequency (RF) resource management1 allows wireless coverage to be managed centrally, providing the best coverage possible for wireless clients.