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For the Quad-Band...
For the Quad-Band, is one of those Wifi channels dedicated for the back haul communication only, shared or a toggled option? What would the distance be for that, Router to Satellites?
I assume ...
Hi Validus
We've built on our patent quad-band technology and dedicated backhaul to create Enhanced Dedicated Backhaul. Enhanced Dedicated backhaul makes use of multi-link operation (a feature of WiFi 7) to combine a dedicated 5GHz band with a shared 6GHz band, achieving 10 Gig wireless communication between the router and satellites while reducing latency and delivering data with maximum speed at range. This implementation of MLO is what sets us apart from competitors.
Currently, Orbi WiFi 7 is only availble for purchase in US. We do not have an actual ETA when this will be available in other countries. Stay tuned for more product updates to come!
We would recommend checking out the articles linked below for more info:
Orbi Product Comparison
What is WiFi 7?
Regards,
Blanca
Community Team
6GHz3 (4x4/320MHz, 4K-QAM): 11,530Mbps
5GHz-1 (4x4/240MHx, 4K-QAM): 8,647Mbps, Dedicated Backhaul
5GHz-2 (4x4/160MHz, 4K-QAM): 5,765Mbps
2.4GHz (4x4/40MHz, 1K-QAM): 1,147Mbps
It means that we couldn't use 5G1? 240mhz couldn't be used on the user?
5GHz-1 (4x4/240MHx, 4K-QAM): 8,647Mbps, Dedicated Backhaul < Means not usable by users or configurable.
No.
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6GHz3 (4x4/320MHz, 4K-QAM): 11,530Mbps
5GHz-1 (4x4/240MHx, 4K-QAM): 8,647Mbps, Dedicated Backhaul
5GHz-2 (4x4/160MHz, 4K-QAM): 5,765Mbps
2.4GHz (4x4/40MHz, 1K-QAM): 1,147Mbps
It means that we couldn't use 5G1? 240mhz couldn't be used on the user?
- Is 5G2 support 2*2 160mhz？ 5G1 couldn't be used by user, can we choose 36-48 channel on 5G2?
Most 2x2 devices only support up to 80Mhz. 4x4 devices support 160Mhz.
Yes.
