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Model Version | WR3000P 1.0 | |
CPU | ||
CPU | Chipset | MT7981 |
CPU Details | 1.3 GHz Dual-Core, ARM Cortex-A53 | |
Memory/Storage | ||
Memory/Storage | Flash/ROM | 128 MB (1 Gbit) NAND |
DDR/RAM | 512 MB (4 Gbit) DDR4 | |
Wireless | ||
Wireless | 5 GHz Wi-Fi Speed | 2402 Mbps |
2.4 GHz Wi-Fi Speed | 574 Mbps | |
5 GHz Wi-Fi Streams | 3T3R (3×3 MIMO) | |
2.4 GHz Wi-Fi Streams | 2T2R (2×2 MIMO) | |
Wi-Fi Antennas | 4× Fixed | |
5 GHz Antenna Gain Max | 5.3dBi | |
2.4 GHz Antenna Gain Max | 5.3dBi | |
FEM or PA/LNA |
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Beamforming | True | |
Range Performance |
Max: 220 m (722 ft) Indoor WiFi range varies depending on the layout and wall materials. See Wall Performance spec for placement suggestions. |
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Wall Performance |
Two wooden walls with thickness < 10 cm (4'') One concrete wall with thickness < 20 cm (7'') or two concrete walls with thickness < 10 cm (4'') |
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Interfaces | ||
Interfaces | 2.5G RJ45 Ports | 1 |
Gigabit RJ45 Ports | 4 | |
Ethernet Notes | The 2.5G port is WAN port and accepts PoE powering, the Gigabit ports are LAN ports | |
USB-A 2.0 Ports | 1 | |
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Physical Buttons |
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Power Input | DC Jack, PoE via Ethernet Port | |
Power | ||
Power | Power Methods |
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DC | 12V 1.5A | |
Passive PoE | 48~57V | |
Power Adapter |
Input: 100 ~ 240 V, 50/60 Hz AC Output: 12V 1A DC |
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Max Power Consumption (W) | 9W | |
Reliability | ||
Reliability | Environment |
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Certifications | ||
Certifications | FCC, CE | |
Mechanical | ||
Mechanical | Installation |
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Dimension |
173×123.8×33 mm 6.81×4.87×1.3 inches |
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Package Content | ||
Package Content |
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Ordering Information | ||
Ordering Information | Retail Package Dimension |
304×268×54 mm 11.97×10.55×2.13 inches |
Units per Carton | 20 | |
Carton Dimension |
55.6×55.5×32.5 cm 21.89×21.85×12.8 inches |
Model Version | ||
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Model Version | WR3000P 1.0 | |
Wireless | ||
Wireless | Wi-Fi Standards | Wi-Fi 6 |
Max Wi-Fi Modulation | 1024-QAM | |
Wi-Fi Efficiency |
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Max Capacity | 512 | |
Recommended Client Upper Limit | 200 | |
Max Wi-Fi Channel Width | 160 MHz | |
Wi-Fi Security | WPA/WPA2/WPA3 | |
Guest Network | 2.4 GHz, 5 GHz | |
WPS | True | |
General | ||
General | Operation Modes |
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Mesh | Cudy Mesh | |
Mesh Backhaul |
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Multi-Band Backhaul | true | |
WAN Mode |
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Internet Failover Sequence |
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Network | ||
Network | QoS | Per-User Rate Limiting |
DHCP |
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IP Versions | IPv4/IPv6 | |
IPv6 Protocols |
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IPTV/VLAN |
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TTL Customization |
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IGMP |
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Forwarding |
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Firewall |
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Application Layer Gateway |
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Utilities | ||
Utilities | VPN Server |
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VPN Client |
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VPN Performance |
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DNS Options |
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DNS over TLS Providers |
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Captive Portal | True | |
Wake on LAN | True | |
Online Detection | True | |
Max Concurrent VPN Tunnels | , | |
Management | ||
Management | All Devices Management |
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Per-Devices Management |
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Content Management |
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System | ||
System | Local Control Method |
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Remote Control Method |
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Firmware Upgrade |
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Reliability |
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Diagnostic Tools |
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Languages |
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Dashboard | ||
Dashboard | Panel |
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Charts |
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- Actual wireless data throughput will vary as a result of network conditions, client limitations, and environmental factors including building layout, obstacles, and client location.
- The wireless coverage claim serves as a reference only. Coverage performance will vary due to environmental factors including building layout, obstacles, traffic volume and density, and device location. For optimal coverage, please place the device in a central location within the area requiring Wi-Fi.
- Actual performance for multiple devices may be affected by the types of applications used, the total available bandwidth, and the capabilities of your devices. Connecting older Wi-Fi devices (legacy standards) may reduce overall efficiency. Using efficiency features requires compatible client devices that also support those features. Find more information about supported efficiency features in the software section of the Specs spreadsheet.