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A customer places RUT240 router's in hermetically sealed boxes making the router waterproof. Coupled with with PoE, this turns the router into an outdoor Wi-Fi Hotspot/Access Point. | |||
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A customer places RUT240 router's in hermetically sealed boxes making the router waterproof. Coupled with with PoE, this turns the router into an outdoor Wi-Fi Hotspot/Access Point.
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