Tenda F3 N300 300Mbps Wireless Router

Tenda F3 N300 300Mbps Wireless Router
Key Features
Safety: WPA Algorithm: AES, TKIP, TKIP&AES, Wireless Access Control: MAC Address Filtering
Antenna: 3x5dBi external undetachable antennas
Button: 1*WPS/RESET
LED indicator: SYS, WiFi, LAN(1-3), WAN, T, WPS
Frequency: 2.4GHz
Interface: 1*10/100M auto-negotiation WAN port, 3*10/100M auto-negotiation LAN ports
Standard & Protocol: IEEE802.11/b/g/n
Speed: 300Mbps over 2.4GHz band
Dimension: 127.4mm*90.5mm*26mm
1 Year Warranty

Tenda F3 N300 300Mbps Wireless Router

The Tenda F3 N300 300Mbps Wireless Router is specially designed for your smart home networking life. The Tenda router uses a superior Advanced Chip ensures stable and fast wireless performance, making it ideal for streaming music, uploading photos, video chatting, HD video streaming and other bandwidth-intensive tasks.

Use the Tenda router together with Wireless radios such as Ubiquiti Lite beam M5 or Loco M2  to create a WIFI connection for small businesses or homes.

Easy setup
The Tenda F3’s easy setup interface makes you can enjoy fluid WiFi experience effortlessly . No matter you are a tech-savvy enthusiast or a first-time user, F3 is super easy and intuitive to setup without time-consuming operations. Tenda Wifi router makes you enjoy a easy and freewheeling E-life.

Wi-Fi Anywhere throughout Your House
Three external antennas boost WiFi throughout your house to enjoy ultimate surfing fun. The router helps you keep mobile devices, media players and computers connected to WiFi with a reliable connection and expanded coverage in each corner of your house. No longer need to worry about the WiFi deadzones.

All Families Enjoy Surfing Fun – Bandwidth-Control
IP-based broadband control allows you to distribute bandwidth to specific PCs. You can allot bandwidth to different tasks for ensuring everyone’s surfing need. When multiple devices are connected, streaming WiFi is available. It can ensure the best use of bandwidth by controlling congestion and preventing bandwidth abuse. This way, users of a small network receive committed and specific bandwidth, preventing non-critical applications from weakening network performance