Router Wall Penetration Factors

WiFi wireless network is a must-have for every household, but a poor router often leads to poor signal and network disconnection. Its wall-penetrating ability is weak. One reason is that the transmission power is limited, and the other is the issue of signal frequency. The 2.4G frequency band has strong wall-penetrating power but is vulnerable to electrical interference. A dual-band router might be the best choice. So, which product can meet these requirements?

WiFi wireless network is believed to have become a must-have in most households. WiFi can be used immediately upon connection, which is very convenient. However, due to reasons such as the poor performance of router devices, the usage of WiFi network is not as smooth as before. Poor signal and disconnection problems often occur. A more common phenomenon is that if the router is placed in the bedroom separated by several walls in the living room, the WiFi signal cannot be received. From this, it can be seen that the wall-penetrating capabilities of most routers nowadays are still quite poor.

So why is the wall-penetrating capability of routers generally weak? The first point is the issue of transmission power. The higher the wireless transmission power of a router, the better its wall-penetrating ability will naturally be. However, it is very important to note that if the transmission power of a wireless router exceeds 100mW, the electromagnetic radiation it emits may cause harm to the human body. Therefore, the state has also stipulated that the transmission power of wireless router products must not exceed this value. So in the current market, the difference in transmission power values among routers is not significant. Therefore, when choosing a router, there is almost no need to consider this aspect of the gap.

Another issue is the frequency of WiFi signals. The 2.4G frequency band remains the mainstream frequency band for various routing devices at present. Compared with the 5G frequency band, the 2.4G frequency band has a stronger wall-penetrating ability, but at the same time, the 5G frequency band also has the advantages of faster speed and less interference. Since the interference signals generated by various household appliances such as microwave ovens are all in the 2.4G frequency band, if the router can only support the 2.4G frequency band, it is very likely to be affected by the appliances. However, if the router can support both frequency bands simultaneously, this problem will be perfectly solved. Therefore, a dual-band router product might be the best choice.

Here comes the key point: What kind of router product can meet all the demands mentioned above? The ComFi C50E router is recommended.

The C50E is a high-performance 5G home gateway product that can provide 5G high-speed cellular network and wireless WiFi6 network coverage, bringing wireless broadband data and voice services to end users. It transmits the local area network data of LAN and WIFI through high-speed LTE wide area network, enabling mobile phones, telephones, laptops, tablets and other smart devices to access the Internet simultaneously through this device.

The C50E supports both 2.4G and 5G dual-band, making it a true dual-band router. It has strong wall-penetrating capabilities and can also enjoy the high speed and anti-interference capabilities of 5G.

Most importantly, the C50E is equipped with an external omnidirectional 5G antenna, which provides better signal, more stable Internet access, strong wall-penetrating ability, and full coverage of the network throughout the house. Full Gigabit network ports, smooth surfing; Supports dual-band WiFi6, with a wireless speed of up to 1800Mbps.