Pakedge Intros 20 Products at CEDIA
At CEDIA 2013, Pakedge Device & Software will debut more than 20 new wireless and wired networking products across five product categories.
Pakedge says it has improved its BakPak App to provide device monitoring of Pakedge and other manufacturer products, product configuration, AC and PoE power control and preconfigured SMS, email or mobile push-notification alerts from a web browser, iOS and Android devices!! It’s a convenient way to configure customers’ systems, store and back up customer data, control system-wide power and perform other functions, all from a remote location.
The Pakedge W7 Dual-Band Concurrent Wireless Access Point offers simultaneous 2.4GHz and 5.0GHz operation with improved range, throughput and reliability. Its Smartwav, TruStream and SectorMaxx technologies ensure the best-possible wireless performance for the most demanding streaming media, music and VoIP applications. It’s available in the W7R rack mount version and W7O outdoor version.
AV Housing series: The S24AV Fully Managed 24-Port Gigabit Switch is created specifically for custom installation and media streaming. Pakedge says the S24AV facilitates easier networking setup and configuration. The S24P16av and S8Hav are also available in AV housing.
Front Face “Classic” Series: The S20fe and S24fe Gigabit Ethernet Switches offer simultaneous Ethernet and fiber optic connectivity – up to 28 ports worth. A host of additional network switches will make their debuts, including the S5Wpde, S24f, S24Hf and more.
The new R10U, R10 and R1 Gigabit Routers provide the highest levels of custom-installation and smart home networking performance, thanks to features like TruStream streaming media technology and Unified Threat Management (UTM) security.
Pakedge’s new P8 and Intelligent Power Distribution Units provide the highest degree of AC power protection and comprehensive on/off power start-up and shut-down capabilities including remote operation.
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