Wireless Pro, based on IEEE 802.11ax, utilizes the sixth-generation Wi-Fi standard. It is an upgrade from Wi-Fi five (802.11ac), offering improvements such as faster speeds, higher capacity, enhanced security, better efficiency, and lower latency.

Wireless Pro Pro utilizes the latest sixth-generation wireless technology, offering a maximum speed of 9.6Gbps, compared to Wi-Fi 5's maximum of 3.5Gbps. While Wi-Fi 5 supports only the 5GHz band, Wireless Pro covers both 2.4GHz and 5GHz bands for stronger, more stable signals. Additionally, Wireless Pro requires WPA3 security protocol for network authentication, providing enhanced security.

High Bandwidth

Each generation of Wi-Fi standards has focused on increasing speed. After over 20 years of development, the sixth-generation Wireless Pro, with a 160MHz channel width, achieves a theoretical maximum speed of 9.6Gbps—nearly 900 times faster than 802.11b.

The speed improvements of Wireless Pro come not only from the higher-order 1024-QAM encoding but also from increased subcarrier count, spatial streams, and a longer symbol transmission time, which has been increased from 3.2μs in Wi-Fi 5 to 12.8μs for single-terminal, single-transmission scenarios.

High Concurrency

Wireless Pro introduces multi-user technologies like OFDMA and uplink MU-MIMO, further enhancing spectrum efficiency. As a result, Wireless Pro can support 4 times more concurrent users than Wi-Fi 5.

Low Latency

Wireless Pro, through OFDMA, effectively reduces collisions and enhances spectrum efficiency. Additionally, BSS Coloring spatial reuse technology minimizes co-channel interference, reducing latency to 20ms.

Energy Efficiency

With the widespread use of IoT devices, Wireless Pro not only improves terminal speeds but also focuses on reducing power consumption. By employing TWT (Target Wake Time) technology to wake up devices as needed, along with 20MHz-Only technology, Wireless Pro significantly lowers terminal power consumption.

Wireless Pro is compatible with all routers, but for optimal performance, it is recommended to connect to a router that supports Wi-Fi 6.

We recommend using a Wi-Fi range extender to ensure your cameras stay within Wi-Fi coverage. This will help maintain a stable connection for optimal performance