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The Netgear WAX214 Access Point brings Dual-Band Wi-Fi 6 AX1800 (AX1201 + AX574) to take your enterprise wireless setup to the next level, offering increased fluidity even with an ever-growing number of users. Security is state-of-the-art with WPA3 support.
The local Specific Absorption Rate (SAR) quantifies the user's exposure to electromagnetic waves from the equipment concerned. The maximum permitted SAR is 2 W/kg for the head and trunk and 4 W/kg for the limbs.
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General information |
Product name |
Netgear WAX214 (WAX214-100EUS) |
Brand |
Netgear | |
Model |
WAX214-100EUS | |
Technical specifications |
Transfer rate |
1800 Mbit/s |
Wi-Fi standard |
Wifi 6 AX | |
Network standard(s) |
10/100/1000 Mbps | |
| Wi-Fi 6 AX | ||
| Wi-Fi 6 AX 1201 (IEE 802.11ax) | ||
| Wi-Fi 6 AX 1800 (IEEE 802.11ax) | ||
| Wi-Fi 6 AX 574 (IEEE 802.11ax) | ||
| Wi-Fi AC | ||
| Wi-Fi B (IEEE 802.11b) | ||
| Wi-Fi G (IEEE 802.11g) | ||
| Wi-Fi N (IEEE 802.11n) | ||
Mesh Wi-Fi (mesh/multiroom network) |
Yes | |
Dual-Band |
Yes | |
Connector(s) |
1 X Gigabit Ethernet - RJ45 Female | |
PoE (Power over Ethernet) |
Yes | |
Use |
Indoor | |
Operating mode |
Access point | |
IPv6 compatible |
Yes | |
Encryption |
WPA2 | |
| WPA3 | ||
MU-MIMO compatible |
Yes | |
Number of Multi-SSID |
4 | |
Removable antenna(s) |
No | |
Antenna(s) power |
4 dBi | |
Color |
White | |
Width |
160.9 mm | |
Height |
160.9 mm | |
Depth |
33.28 mm | |
Weight |
380 g | |
Warranties |
Commercial warranty |
Seller 3 years |
Legal warranty |
See terms & conditions |
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Product referenced on 11 Dec 2020
The WAX214 works perfectly. I was a bit worried about the 25m of wire between the Freebox and the Wi-Fi access point. But everything's fine! One small downside: installation isn't the easiest when it comes to codes, passwords, etc. You have to manoeuvre with your phone, computer, etc. But you end up getting the hang of it if you can manage it. But you get the hang of it if you're patient.
To begin I want to answer the person who put a note of 7/10, you do not know the standard wifi and your box SFR is totally obsolete because there are 4 sections UNII for the frequencies thus channels wifi in 5 GHZ, the sections are different according to the use, medical, radioamateur, station meteo etc... so netgear has all just, if not technically the management is much better than the terminals eap 245, 265HD etc...tp link this terminal is more powerful in range but especially the management to switch from 2,4 to 5 Ghz but be careful to update the firmware and the controller requires a license, to link not but for me this product is more professional or no injector or power supply (switch poe in all companies), great products in mesh and very complete in settings in test one of the most powerful that I tested .......I've been using it for a long time.
The promises of speed are kept, the door is good, the configuration interface is clear and functional. However, there is still one restriction that makes my hair stand on end: in the 5 GHz band, only channels 36, 40, 44 and 48 are available, the others are simply absent, despite the installation of the latest firmware! And the problem, living in a flat, is that channels 36 and 48 are precisely the most used. Just on my 2015 SFR WiFi AC fibre box, I can choose between channels 36, 40, 44, 48, 52, 56, 60, 64, 100, 104, 108, 112, 116, 132, 136 and 140, but I can't see going to ask each of my neighbours to reconfigure their WiFi networks to interfere less with mine... I've been reading up on this subject looking for some mechanism that would explain this restriction, but I'm still stunned by it and I've come to the conclusion that the terminal simply doesn't support them, which is a real shame on a piece of equipment in this price range.
