Wi-Fi solutions to bridge digital divide

“As part of PoC done for one of our strategic projects, HFCL IO Outdoor Access Point, ion4e, with its advanced external antenna exhibited excellent wireless coverage up to 600 meters. With only 2 ion4e units deployed back to back, the solution demonstrated a Wi-Fi coverage of over 1km across the railway tracks, which will enable us to exchange crucial data over Wi-Fi when train is in proximity of junctions.”

“We chose HFCL IO Wi-Fi 6 Access Points for our campus wide deployment as they are not only the most advanced & robust products in the market, but have also exhibited exceptional performance during our subjected different tests. The entire solution with highly scalable Network Management System (NMS) was customizable and hence we highly recommend IO Networks’ Access Solutions for enterprises.”

“IO by HFCL has been a major contributor towards our growth in the MDO network solution to decongest the cellular network and offer smooth handover to Wi-Fi network. Their holistic P2P backhauling solutions include outdoor Wi-Fi 5 & Wi-Fi 6 Access Points, P2P and P2MP UBRs paired with the highly agile Cloud Network Management System, instrumental in providing seamless & secure end-to-end connectivity to our customers.”

“For us, IO is synonymous to superior, reliable, & standardized connectivity. With their ion4e Access Points, we are able to install uncompromising Wi-Fi networks to delight customers and offer a safe and enjoyable wireless experience. We are glad we choose IO!”

“Being one of the most famous national parks in India, we were looking for a solution that would ensure an optimum level of service quality to maintain continuous surveillance. Hence, we deployed IO by HFCL’s ion4l3 UBRs with IP67 rating that come with an integrated dish antenna to provide seamless end-to-end connectivity & withstand harsh weather conditions that our terrain experiences throughout the year. We are extremely happy with HFCL’s entire gamut of services & will continue to source all our future networking requirements from them.”