Wi-Fi 6 compatible wireless LAN access point AT-TQ6602

Allied Telesis, Inc. (Headquarters: Shinagawa, Tokyo; Chairman: Sachie Oshima) will implement a standard price revision for all five Wi-Fi 6 compatible wireless access point products starting April 1, 2023 (Saturday). The "Bulk Preparation! Wi-Fi Immediate Delivery Campaign," which has been well received, will conclude as scheduled on March 31 (Friday) for the Wi-Fi 6 compatible wireless LAN access points that are part of the campaign. To continue supporting our customers, Allied Telesis will revise the standard prices of all five Wi-Fi 6 compatible wireless LAN access point products (including bundled products) to more affordable prices. *For details, please refer to the PDF document or related links.

We have published the latest version of our comprehensive product catalog, which covers the IT solutions and network equipment provided by Allied Telesis. This time, we have added a number of multi-gigabit switches to our lineup, which has been expanded this year. We offer fanless types that are less likely to suck in dust, as well as PoE++ compliant models that can provide high-capacity power to wireless LAN access points and cameras. Additionally, our router products include bundle packs that combine 5G routers with convenient solutions, as well as virtual appliance products that achieve cost reduction and improved integrated management and security, allowing you to choose equipment that meets a wider range of environments. - Product names, prices, and specifications are displayed in a list by series. Functions, features, and accessories can also be confirmed with icons. Compatible options are listed on the same page. - You can easily compare products using positioning diagrams and function tables. Please use this for selecting products according to your needs. - In addition to new products, we have highlighted upcoming products that are being published for the first time in this catalog. Please feel free to contact us regarding the products listed.

Allied Telesis, Inc. (Headquarters: Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo; Chairman: Akira Oshima) will add eligible products to the "Bulk Preparation! Wi-Fi Immediate Delivery Campaign," which supports the establishment of wireless LAN environments, and the "Edge Switch 10G Promotion Campaign," which supports the introduction of high-speed communication, starting from October 3, 2022. Additionally, we would like to announce that the campaign period for the "Edge Switch 10G Promotion Campaign" has been extended. ● With the addition of the AT-TQ6602, four types of Wi-Fi 6 compatible wireless LAN access points are now eligible for the campaign. We will add the Wi-Fi 6 compatible wireless LAN access point "AT-TQ6602" to the currently ongoing "Bulk Preparation! Wi-Fi Immediate Delivery Campaign" at a 33% discount. ● Two products optimal for edge switches, featuring a compact size and a 10G port for uplink, have been added to the campaign. We will add the newly released, fanless models "AT-GS910/10XST" and "AT-GS910/18XST," which excel in quiet operation and were launched in July and May of this year, to the ongoing "Edge Switch 10G Promotion Campaign." *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or related links.

Ride Telecis Co., Ltd. (Headquarters: Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo; Chairman: Akira Oshima) will launch the "Bulk Preparation! Wi-Fi Immediate Delivery Campaign" starting August 1, 2022, allowing customers to purchase the Wi-Fi 6 compatible wireless LAN access point TQ6000 GEN2 series at a great price. Additionally, we will revise the standard prices of our other wireless LAN access points. We would also like to announce the extension of the ongoing "Wi-Fi 6 Implementation Support Campaign" and "Promotion Campaign for Utilizing Compact L3 Switches." Against the backdrop of technological innovation and the widespread adoption of the internet, wireless LAN is expected to play a significant role in creating environments that facilitate work style reforms and digital transformation (DX). For example, in medical settings, AI cameras and sensors that monitor patients, electronic medical records systems for managing outpatient patients, and in manufacturing, inventory robots that move freely within warehouses and wearable devices are all examples of IoT devices thriving in various markets. Currently, while the presence of wireless devices is increasing, challenges to implementing wireless LAN environments are rising due to semiconductor shortages and rising prices. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or related links.