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What is Wi-Fi HaLow and how does it work?
Wi-Fi HaLow (IEEE 802.11ah) is a Wi-Fi standard designed for IoT applications. It operates on a sub-1 GHz frequency, offering long-range, low-power connectivity with high device capacity.
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How does Wi-Fi HaLow compare with traditional Wi-Fi?
Unlike traditional Wi-Fi, Wi-Fi HaLow has a range of up to 3 kilometers and supports thousands of devices per access point, making it ideal for large-scale IoT applications.
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What devices are compatible with Wi-Fi HaLow?
Many IoT devices, such as sensors, cameras, and environmental monitors, are now being developed with Wi-Fi HaLow support, and more HaLow-compatible devices are expected as adoption grows.
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What infrastructure is required to deploy Wi-Fi HaLow?
Wi-Fi HaLow requires HaLow access points and compatible IoT devices. It integrates with IP-based networks, eliminating the need for proprietary hubs or controllers.
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Is Wi-Fi HaLow available worldwide?
Yes, but the specific sub-1 GHz frequency bands used for Wi-Fi HaLow may vary by region. Organizations should ensure compliance with local regulations when deploying HaLow networks.
Author
Drishya Manohar
Sr. Associate - Content Marketing
