For D-Link, the upgrade to Wi-Fi 7 isn't solely about achieving higher speeds or bandwidth, as the D-Link DAP-E3620 reaches 3,600 Mbps, figures similar to Wi-Fi 6 access points. The greatest benefit of Wi-Fi 7 lies in more efficient spectrum management, lower latency, and greater stability and performance when the number of simultaneously connected users and devices increases. More than just increasing link speed, it allows for more consistent performance under heavy network load, an increasingly common situation in any business environment due to access to cloud storage systems, virtualization, AI, and other technologies.
Highlighted Features of Wi-Fi 7 Access Point, D-Link DAP-E3620
• Affordable upgrade to Wi-Fi 7 for any business environment
• Wi-Fi 7 BE3600, dual-band (2x2+2x2), up to 3,600 Mbps
• 2.5G PoE LAN port to avoid bottlenecks when connected to multi-gigabit switches, such as the D-Link DMS-1250 Smart Managed series.
• Easy deployment with PoE+, power and data over standard LAN cable.
• MLO, 4096-QAM, Multi-RU
• WPA3 Enterprise-grade security.
• SSID VLAN Mapping, traffic segmentation using SSIDs assigned to specific VLANs.
• Integrated captive portal for guest access
• Flexible deployment modes for multiple scenarios
• Fast Roaming
• Standalone (WebGUI) or unified management of networks deployed with D-Link switches and access points via Nuclias Unity (cloud-based, multi-site) or Nuclias Connect (on-premise, via hardware controller, DNH-1000)
This model is the first to arrive from the new D-Link DAP-E3600 Wi-Fi 7 Access Point Series, which will soon be completed with models with the same features and competitiveness, but in outdoor (DAP-E3620OU) and Wall Plate (DAP-E3620W) formats.
