Netgear WNR854T RangeMax NEXT 300Mbps Wireless Router - inc 4 port Gigabit Switch *See Info
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Scan code: LN19065 Manufacturer code: WNR854T
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Scan code: LN19065 Manufacturer code: WNR854T
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Product Overview RangeMax™ NEXT provides whole home coverage, enabling simultaneous connections to Internet services; e.g. online gaming, video streaming, and MP3 downloads. With a built in 4-port Gigabit (10/100/1000) switch, the WNR854T lets you experience the maximum wireless and wired speeds available for home networks today.

As with all NETGEAR wireless products, the WNR854T RangeMax™ NEXT Wireless N router, Gigabit edition, it is easy to set-up with NETGEAR's Smart Wizard™ install assistant and configurator. The Smart Wizard™ automatically detects your ISP's network settings, and then walks you through each step of the installation process.

The WNR854T Wireless N router is backward compatible with existing wireless devices, including 54 Mbps 802.11g and 11 Mbps 802.11b - but bear in mind that the coverage and bandwidth won't be as good with these devices.

*Please note the correct adaptors to use with this item for maximum speed are -
WN311T wireless-N PCI
WN511T wireless-N Laptop card
WN121T wireless-N USB Adaptor
Features *Please note the correct adaptors to use with this item for maximum speed are -
WN311T wireless-N PCI
WN511T wireless-N Laptop card
WN121T wireless-N USB Adaptor

Steady, constant wireless connection,

Consistent bandwidth to stream, download & transfer files

Simultaneous connect to multiple Internet services & online media

Whole home coverage & bandwidth

Built in 4-port Gigabit Switch delivers up to 1000 Mbps to wired devices

Speeds of up to 300 mbps**

As always, with NETGEAR's Smart Wizard™ installation is easy

Touchless™ WiFi security easily 'locks-down' your network

Complies with Draft 802.11n specification*

Works with existing wireless network devices (802.11g & b)
Warranty

Please note your statutory rights are not affected.

For further information regarding Scan's warranty procedure please see our terms and conditions

Details
Duration:
12 months
Type:
Direct
DOA Period:
7 days
Manufacturer Contact Details
Telephone:
0134 445 8200

Additional Notes:
1 year subject to manufacturer's warranty.

Please follow the RMA procedure on link,

http://www.netgear.co.uk/rma_procedure.php

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