XR-320 Access Point

• Wall-mounted 802.11ac AP With Gigabit PoE Switch
• 802.11a/b/g/n/ac
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• Max Number of Radios: 2

XR-620 Access Point

• Dual radio 2x2 MIMO 802.11ac AP
• Up to 1.7Gbps Wi-Fi bandwidth
• 802.11a/b/g/n/ac
• Max Number of Radios: 2
• 7.7" Diameter (inches)

XR-630 Access Point

• Dual radio 3x3 MIMO 802.11ac AP
• Up to 2.6Gbps Wi-Fi bandwidth
• 802.11a/b/g/n/ac
• Max Number of Radios: 2
• 7.7" Diameter (inches)

XT-5024 Managed Access Switch

• 24 port L2+ GigE managed switch with 4 SFP+ ports
• 95.23Mpps Line Rate Switching (64 byte packets)
• 128Gbps Line Rate Switching (Gigabits per sec)
• Scale the network on-demand with stacking
• Robust, high-performance access network for 802.11ac Wi-Fi
• Flexible PoE/PoE+ power options to support a Xirrus Wi-Fi network

XT-5048 Managed Access Switch

• 48 port L2+ GigE managed switch with 4 SFP+ ports
• 130.94Mpps Line Rate Switching (64 byte packets)
• 176Gbps Line Rate Switching (Gigabits per sec)
• Scale the network on-demand with stacking
• Robust, high-performance access network for 802.11ac Wi-Fi
• Flexible PoE/PoE+ power options to support a Xirrus Wi-Fi network

Xirrus Network Services

The explosion of mobile devices such as notebooks, tablets, and smartphones has led to a increased dependency on wireless networks for business-critical services. Wi-Fi is quickly becoming the primary network connection of choice for workers everywhere. It is now a “must-have” technology for organizations, regardless of how large or small.

Xirrus Network Management

Xirrus Management Systems - Enterprise makes it easy to monitor and control Wi-Fi networks on premise. It includes a single management console, web-based interface, and customizable guest access portals. Xirrus Application Control software ensures predictable performance and traffic balance.

Xirrus Network Management

Xirrus Application Control delivers predictable application performance even under heavy network load by enabling prioritization of critical applications and devices, restricting usage of bandwidth-heavy applications, and blocking restricted applications from the network.