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A USB wireless coordinator and router for NetBotz 120 monitoring systems
The APC NBWC100U is a USB wireless adapter designed specifically for the NetBotz 120 monitoring appliance. It functions as both a coordinator and router to establish a wireless sensor network. The charcoal-coloured device connects via a standard USB interface to add wireless capability.
This adapter suits administrators deploying NetBotz 120 units who need to place sensors beyond cable range. It is not for users requiring a general-purpose Wi-Fi client for a laptop or desktop. Buyers needing wired Ethernet connectivity or a different USB device class should look elsewhere.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | NetBotz |
| Product type | USB Wi-FI Adapter |
| Ports & slots | |
| Interface type | USB |
It is built specifically for the NetBotz 120 monitoring appliance.
Yes, the USB connection supplies the required data path for the NetBotz 120 to manage its wireless sensor network.
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