The way in which the signal area is covered by the installation AP and the combination AP is different. The installation of wireless AP is directly installed, using its own antenna for signal coverage, while the combination AP utilizes a room division system and then covers it through the antenna.

The advantages of the two are that the installation of AP is convenient and maintenance is relatively simple; Helu AP has lower network construction costs and can benefit from the old. Due to different coverage scenarios and user needs, there are different differences in the networking methods for APs.

The plug-in Ruijie indoor AP supports two working modes: Fast and Fit. Users can flexibly choose to switch between the two working modes according to their network needs.

Compared to regular AP, installed AP can better meet enterprise network requirements such as performance, coverage, access density, and stability, and can be applied in scenarios such as monitoring access, hotels, education, enterprises, and commercial chains.

Due to the built-in antenna coverage capability of the mounted Indoor Access Point, it can be placed directly within the range where the AP needs to be deployed, but the coverage range of the mounted AP antenna is limited.

Therefore, the placement type AP is more suitable for deployment in relatively open areas, such as auditoriums, conference halls, classrooms, etc., where the walls are made of hollow bricks or low-density materials such as aerated concrete are used.

For complex wall environments such as high-density solid walls and restrooms, the installation of AP signals through the wall will weaken, which can easily cause uneven signal coverage and high network latency.