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Mobile home network devices are usually connected via Wi-Fi. At the same time, a cable is recommended to connect a desktop computer, smart TV, NAS, or set-top box to receive IPTV.

If the router's load is heavy, we recommend choosing a high-performance model. For example, our flagship multi-gigabit models, the Titan SE and Titan, will meet the needs of even the most demanding users. They are equipped with a 3-core 1.8 GHz processor, 1 GB of DDR4 RAM and an 8-stream dual-band radio module with a BE7200 speed rating. The Titan SE (KN-4210) features a slot for an M.2 NVMe solid-state drive (SSD) in the most popular 2280 form factor, whilst the Titan (KN-1812) model has a 10-gigabit Ethernet port, enabling Internet connections of even exceeding 5 Gbps.

Usually, a single Wi-Fi router is enough to organize a wireless network within a two-room flat to get a good signal in all the rooms.

Remember, the farther away from the access point, the weaker the Wi-Fi signal. The signal level drops significantly when the signal passes through walls. For a good signal, it is desirable to have no more than one concrete wall between the access point and the client device.

Important: Do not try to cover a multi-room or multi-level space with a single router. When you need more coverage, add one or more of our devices as Wi-Fi Extenders where required. This is the easiest and most effective way to expand your wireless network. When combined into a Mesh Wi-Fi System, they form a seamless network throughout your home or office.

If you have modern gadgets and devices that can work on a 5 GHz wireless network, we recommend using this frequency band, as it has a freer radio spectrum (due to less use of 5 GHz devices) and more channels, which lead to increased stability and connection speed. You can find the details in the article ???.

Use Wi-Fi AX3000 class models to organize a Wi-Fi System with the support of Wi-Fi 6 (802.11ax). For example, Titan SE, Titan, Hero or Hopper are suitable as the Main Router, while the Sprinter or Racer models are great as Extenders.

To set up a Wi-Fi System that supports the Wi-Fi 7 (802.11be) standard, use the flagship Titan SE (KN-4210) or Titan (KN-1812) BE7200 class models.

Any Netcraze router with a USB port allows you to connect 5G/4G and CDMA modems (from our list of supported) for mobile Internet access. External USB modems must be purchased separately.

Our range of models includes Hero 5G, Hopper 4G, Speedster 4G, Explorer 4G and Runner 4G, which have an integrated modem to connect to your mobile Internet. Using these models, you do not need to buy an additional USB modem; it is enough to insert a SIM card of any operator into a special slot on the router.

A USB port on your router and support for USB storage devices allow you to set up a file server with WebDAV or FTP access from the Internet, a standalone integrated torrent client that works independently of your computer, or a DLNA server for accessing your home media library from devices that support this technology (such as Smart TVs, tablets, or smartphones).

Important: Not all models with a USB port support USB drives. Some models are equipped with a USB port designed exclusively for use with compatible 5G/4G USB modems. These models do not support connecting USB storage devices or printers. Please check the technical specifications to ensure the device has a full-function USB port that supports USB storage devices and printers.

Modern network-attached storage devices are now increasingly equipped with a 2.5 Gbps network interface for connecting to the local network, which increases data transfer speeds by almost 2.5 times compared to standard Gigabit. Our Titan SE, Titan (KN-1812), Hero 5G, Giga (KN-1012) and Challenger (SE) models feature a 2.5 Gigabit Ethernet LAN port, to which you can connect the network-attached storage directly whilst maintaining high data transfer speeds.

In addition, the Titan SE (KN-4210) model features a slot for connecting an M.2 NVMe solid-state drive (SSD) in the most popular 2280 form factor. The throughput of such a drive in the NDMS operating system, according to synthetic benchmarks, exceeds 800 MB/s (PCI-E 1x), whilst the actual throughput, for example, via two 2.5 Gigabit ports, reaches 500 MB/s.

The Orbiter 6, Voyager Pro, Orbiter Pro and Stellar 6 access points can be used for PoE connections. The Orbiter 6, Voyager Pro and Orbiter Pro are indoor access points featuring a discreet design, suitable for installation on a desk, wall or even the ceiling. The Stellar 6 model, meanwhile, is an all-weather outdoor access point that can be easily mounted on a wall or mast both indoors and outdoors. The Stellar 6's housing, with an IP65 rating for protection against moisture and dust and a built-in heater, allows the device to operate at temperatures as low as −40 °C in all weather conditions, whilst protection against surge voltages and electrostatic discharges ensures stable operation of the electronic components.

To connect and power Wi-Fi access points, IP cameras and telephones via an Ethernet cable, you can use the Netcraze PoE+ Adapter, a 30 W Gigabit power adapter.