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| Port Networks manufactures Wi-Fi gear specifically designed for use in a marine environment. We offer everything from an all-in-one portable unit to a completely customized onboard networking system. Whatever you need to connect, we're your solution for Wi-Fi on the water. |
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Marine Wireless Bridges |
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| An MWB creates a "bridge" between your onboard network and an onshore network that is connected to the Internet. Our high-power MWB units allow you to connect to distant Wi-Fi access points that are beyond the range of standard Wi-Fi devices. |
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Marine Access Points |
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| An MAP establishes an onboard Wi-Fi network through which you and your guests can connect, so that all of your data is routed through a Marine Wireless Bridge to an onshore network connected to the Internet. |
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Power Injectors & Switches |
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| Marine Wireless Bridges and Marine Access Points run on Power-over-Ethernet, and require a POE Injector that draws from a 12V DC or 110V AC source. An Ethernet switch ties together multiple computers (or other devices) in one network. |
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Antennas |
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An external antenna directs the signal from a Marine Wireless Bridge horizontally for maximum possible range. |
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Antenna Cables |
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For connecting an external antenna to a marine wireless bridge. |
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Network Cables |
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For connecting together Ethernet devices like the MWB, the MAP, the MES-5P, and almost any personal computer. |
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