Extending Cisco Wireless Networks into Extreme and Hazardous Areas

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Companies often need to access critical data from inside hazardous areas. By combining the expertise of Partner Extronics with Cisco’s WAP, our customers can now extend their Cisco network into their most hazardous of locations.

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