DR5018M-5G-IPQ5018 and RF module DR6122-6G is the most cost-effective 11ax solution

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 When choosing a cost-effective WiFi solution, you need to consider multiple factors, including performance, cost, reliability and applicable scenarios.

Today, I will introduce to you the WiFi6 solution DR5018M-5G that Wallys is currently promoting. It can meet the customer's budget and its performance is also very good.

802.11ax (WiFi 6): It provides higher speed, lower latency and better network capacity, and can better cope with high-density network environments.

Wallys' DR5018M-5G is a modified version of DR5018. It is composed of SOM + baseboard and is more flexible.

It integrates the QCN6102-5G RF module on the baseboard, which is more convenient.

Secondly, a WiFi slot is also designed to meet customers' needs for more radios. It supports QCN6122-6G, so that three radios can work at the same time, giving customers more WiFi frequency bands.


Secondly, Wallys' test engineers recently conducted outdoor 1.5km and 33km throughput tests on DR5018M-5G, and the results were also satisfactory:

In our recent 5GHz PTP test spanning 3.3KM, the DR5018 router achieved an impressive speed of 949Mbps! 🚀



1.5km DR5018 outdoor PTP setup, and we're thrilled to report blazing speeds of 1.5Gbps on the 5GHz band!



I believe this product can meet your project needs with a relatively low budget and high performance requirements.

Wallys Communications (Suzhou ) Co., LTD With over 15 years in wireless ，From 802.11 a - be；Wallys'software team has rich experience in quaclomm development and can develop according to your software needs, whether it is WiFi protocol, compilation, etc.;

Wallys can customize different WiFi products according to customer needs to win a larger market! Our product offerings include:

√  Mainboard, RF module , Antenna ,Indoor/Outdoor AP ect......

√  Hardware customization;

√  Software development;

please contact：sales@wallystech.com

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