Wireless Modem Router N300 | WLM-3550

Connect to ADSL2+ Internet and create a wireless network


£ 54,99
WLM-3550
  • WLM-3550
  • WLM-3550
  • WLM-3550
  • WLM-3550
  • Connect to ADSL2+ and share wireless Internet
  • Annex A for analogue lines
  • Wireless speed: 300 Mbps
  • Wireless coverage: 3 floors & garden
  • 4 fast Ethernet ports (100 Mbps)
  • Built-in ISP selector
  • Pre-set wireless security with individual WPA2 password
  • IVP6 upgradable
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  • With this modem router you can easily create a wireless network and share a broadband Internet connection, files and peripheral devices. Thanks to the integrated ADSL2+ modem, you can connect the modem router, which is compatible with all Internet Service Providers, directly to your ADSL line.

     

    The modem router has a range which is optimized for three floors, the garden and the balcony and wireless speed of up to 300 Mbps. It is suitable for heavy applications such as watching YouTube, streaming music and downloading files.

     

    The modem router can be configured easily by using the built-in ISP (Internet Service Provider) selector. After selecting your ISP and subscription, the modem router is being adjusted fully automatically according to the requirements of the particular provider.

     

    The modem router is "out of the box" secured with the WPA2 security protocol. You can create a secure home network with just one push of the OPS (One Push Set-up) button.

     

    This product comes with the extensive 10-year Sitecom warranty. Simply activate the long-term warranty by registering your product within 3 weeks of purchase.

     

    • Annex A: for ADSL over analogue lines (check your subscription)
    • 802.11b+g+n Wireless Standard Protocol
    • Wireless speed up to 300 Mbps
    • 802.3u 802.3i
    • Security: WEP 64 & 128 bits, WPA-TKIP, WPA-AES, WPA2, WPA-Radius
    • 2 external antennas
    • 1 internal antenna
    • Quality of Service (QoS)
    • Universal Plug & Play (UPnP)
    • Application Layer Gateway (ALG)
    • Access point disable functionality
    • ISP selector
    • ON/OFF button

FAQ's

  • What is the difference between a router and a modem router?

    A router is connected to a modem, which you get from your Internet service provider. This is often the case when you have a cable Internet connection. A modem router is directly connected to your ADSL telephone line so you do not require a separate modem.

  • What operating systems are compatible?

    Sitecom routers are compatible with all operating systems.

  • Do 802.11g and 802.11n products work with each other?

    Products that support 802.11n are backwards compatible and can be used in combination with 802.11g devices.

  • What is OPS?

    All the Sitecom Wireless (modem) routers and wireless USB adapters have OPS (One Push Set-up) technology, which you can use to create a secure wireless network with the push of just one button.

  • Why do Sitecom modem routers have internal antennas?

    The antennas are fully incorporated into the housing and positioned so that optimal coverage is guaranteed. With a modem router with external antennas you will have to ensure that they are optimally aligned, using a Sitecom modem router with internal antennas this has already been done for you.