At Cisco Meraki, they strive to provide solutions that help us keep pace with the latest technology and anticipate customer needs. With this philosophy, they announce new wireless access points (MR46E, MR76, MR86), which provide support for Wi-Fi 6 and offer cutting-edge coverage for challenging indoor and outdoor environments. With these new models, it is now easier to cover large indoor spaces with high ceilings, spaces with more complex signal propagation, or oddly shaped spaces, such as long hospital corridors.
MR46E Indoor wireless access point for hard-to-cover spaces:
MR46E makes it easy to maintain wireless coverage in large indoor spaces with high ceilings, or in areas where signal propagation is more difficult, often due to obstacles such as walls, windows or long corridors.
MR76 and MR86 Outdoor wireless access point for harsh environments:
The new outdoor models, MR76 and MR86, benefit from an IP67 rating to resist dust, shock, vibration and humidity, and can operate in a wide range of temperatures. With a range of antenna options, these access points enable Wi-Fi 6 coverage for outdoor spaces.
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Highlights of MR46E, MR76 and MR86
All three models are Wi-Fi CERTIFIED 6 ™, supporting high-density features such as MU-MIMO, OFDMA and power-saving features such as target wake-up time (TWT). All feature a quad-radio architecture with 2.4 GHz, 5 GHz, security scanning and IoT radios.
- MR86 is a robust IP67-rated 4 × 4: 4 multigigabit access point with a maximum data rate of 3.5 Gbps for high-density outdoor environments. Use cases: High-density and adverse radio frequency environments such as stadiums, outdoor deployments. MR76 is a rugged 2 × 2: 2 IP67-rated outdoor access point with a maximum data rate of 1.7 Gbps. Use cases: Harsh, industrial, and outdoor environments. Voice, video, and performance-intensive networks.
- The MR46E is a 4 × 4: 4 multigigabit access point, maximum data rate of 3.5 Gbps, with automatically detectable external antennas. MR46E can reuse the same external antennas as MR53E. Use cases: Performance-critical wireless LANs. High-density and adverse radio frequency environments.
These new access points allow businesses to extend Wi-Fi beyond indoor areas. Retail stores or schools may want to offer more Wi-Fi outdoors to accommodate social distancing. MR46E can offer focused wireless coverage, using directional antennas, its uses could include warehouses or manufacturing plants with high ceilings, or hospitals and schools with long hallways.
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