Wi-Fi 7 for medium, future-proof wireless networks The Wi-Fi 7 Access Point LANCOM LX-7200 combines the highest levels of security, sustainability, and intelligent automation for modern WLAN environments with medium user density. By exclusively using the 6 GHz frequency band, which is reserved exclusively for WLAN, it ensures a smooth operation with low latency and maximum bandwidth. The modern design harmonizes with any environment, while the simple installation allows for a quick and uncomplicated setup. Thanks to a USB interface, radio modules for digital price tags from SoluM, Hanshow, and VUSION can be easily connected via plug-in. In addition, the LX-7200 already supports Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) 5.4, allowing for seamless integration of future ESL applications (Electronic Shelf Labels). Faster data transfer With Wi-Fi 7, you benefit from a speed boost of up to 240% compared to Wi-Fi 6 in real-world applications. This is made possible by a doubling of the available frequency spectrum for Wi-Fi through additional 6 GHz frequencies, a doubled maximum channel width (320 MHz instead of the previous 160 MHz), and an increased data density during transmissions (4096 QAM instead of 1024 QAM in Wi-Fi 6). As a result, the LANCOM LX-7200 delivers a maximum aggregated data rate of 9.3 Gbps across all frequency bands. Wi-Fi 7 designed for retail powerful, cost-optimized, and future-proof The LANCOM LX-7200 solves some of the challenges of modern retail. It enables powerful and stable wireless networks that seamlessly integrate applications such as mobile payment, fail-safe checkout connections, self-checkout solutions or customer apps. With support for all Wi-Fi frequency ranges, including the exclusive 6 GHz band, the access point offers interference-free wireless operation, maximum performance and long-term investment security. This makes it the ideal solution for store networks, pop-up stores and omnichannel strategies. Triple Wi-Fi support: 2.4 GHz, 5 GHz, and support of the Wi-Fi-exclusive 6 GHz band for highest stability. Triple ESL manufacturer support: compatibility with VUSION, SoluM, and Hanshow. Double ESL technology support: integrated BLE radio module and the option to connect external USB radio modules. This concept guarantees full future-proofing and independence in terms of network infrastructure, ESL manufacturers, and technologies (e.g. future BLE-based ESL solutions). Easy installation, coupled with theft protection, automated commissioning and Wi-Fi optimization, as well as the best value for money, make the LANCOM LX-7200 the optimal solution for retail. Housing design optimized for field use The design of the LANCOM LX-7200 is based on decades of market experience and valuable user feedback. Its flattened side contours give it a discreet appearance, allowing it to blend seamlessly into any environment. With IP50 protection rating, including rubber-sealed ports, the access point is dustproof. Additionally, it features certified fire resistance and low-smoke emissions in case of fire (UL 2043). The compact mounting bracket with a security lock not only helps prevent opportunistic theft but is also compatible with standard mounting hole patterns from various manufacturers. Optionally, the LANCOM LX-7000 series offers a specially designed mounting system for ergonomic and time-saving installation on T-bars of suspended ceilings. Interference-free use of the 6 GHz frequency band for modern and future applications Take a seat in the VIP lounge in the Wi-Fi: The LANCOM LX-7200 offers an exclusive Wi-Fi radio field free of interference in the 6 GHz frequency band. While the 2.4 and 5 GHz bands can be used by other wireless technologies such as alarm systems or audio applications, the broadband 6 GHz spectrum is intended for exclusive Wi-Fi use. This enables interference-free Wi-Fi connections with minimal latency and maximum data throughput. Fast-response connections and time-critical Wi-Fi applications in particular benefit from this. Carpooling in the radio field OFDMA for more efficient data traffic Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiple Access (OFDMA) also aims to optimize the use of the radio field: The frequency range of a Wi-Fi channel is divided into several frequency blocks within a unit of time, creating sub-channels (sub-carriers) with a narrow channel width of up to 2 MHz. This prevents small data packets, which often originate from IoT devices, from taking up and blocking an entire channel with a width of 20, 40 or even 80 MHz. In addition, the LX-7500 bundles several sub-channels and transports them together like a kind of carpool to enable the freest and smoothest possible radio traffic. Reduced overall energy consumption thanks to LANCOM Active Power Control In light of rising energy costs and the growing societal demand for sustainableShow moreShow less
