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    Wireless LAN For The Enterprise

    Oct. 10, 2006
    Now offered for the enterprise network market, the Scalance W wireless LAN is a family of rugged, wireless LAN products intended to simplify installation, operation and management of a secure enterprise WLAN—including outdoors.
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    The Scalance W wireless product family provides access points, client modules and management tools, all with enterprise-ready security features. Designed for industrial use on the factory floor, Scalance W access points are self-enclosed devices that provide deployment flexibility. Scalance W supports a range of WLAN WiFi standards, including 802.11a/b/g. For security, Scalance W supports the WiFi Protected Access (WPA) specification and Advanced Encryption Standard (AES), for 128-bit encryption, along with MAC addressing filter.Siemens Energy & Automation Inc.www.automation.usa.siemens.com/scalancePhone: 800.964.4114

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