Rackmount Wireless AC Router

[Ian Scott]

Hey everyone 

 

I need a rackmount wireless AC router similar to this one below 

 

http://www.dlink.com.au/business-solutions/unified-wireless-n-services-router-with-4-lan-and-2-wan-gigabit-interfaces-2-usb-2-0-ports

 

This is almost what I need but its only wireless N, I need wireless AC 

 

Thanks 

 

Ian 

 

 

[Psykomantis00]

You don't need a rackmount wireless router. Get a rackmount router, then get an AP to mount in the ceiling. 

[Ian Scott]

You don't need a rackmount wireless router. Get a rackmount router, then get an AP to mount in the ceiling. 

Its not going to be installed. its has to be transportable. The one that I linked is perfect except for that its wireless N 

[Psykomantis00]

Its not going to be installed. its has to be transportable. The one that I linked is perfect except for that its wireless N 

Then why does it need to be rack mountable?

[Ian Scott]

Then why does it need to be rack mountable?

So i can put it into a roadcase/Flight case

[Skeletonfish]

could you not buy a normal AC router and buy a u1 rack shelf, then mount the router to the shelf ?

[Psykomantis00]

could you not buy a normal AC router and buy a u1 rack shelf, then mount the router to the shelf ?

This. 

[Ian Scott]

Then is there a non consumer grade AC router?

[Ian Scott]

could you not buy a normal AC router and buy a u1 rack shelf, then mount the router to the shelf ?

 

 

This. 

Then is there a non consumer grade AC router?

[TheProfosist]

You don't need a rackmount wireless router. Get a rackmount router, then get an AP to mount in the ceiling.

Then is there a non consumer grade AC router?

Not routers but access points.

[Blade of Grass]

Then is there a non consumer grade AC router?

If you want good quality gear you're probably going to have to get them separately, especially if it's for an AC AP.

Ubiquiti has a wireless AC AP that I believe is about $300 and you could also get an EdgeRouter Lite to go with it ($100), then get a shelf for the AP (hold it in with velcro?) and a rack kit for the ERL (can find online, I'm on my phone so I don't have the link).

[Atlantisman]

Non-consumer grade routers(aka rack mountable) don't tend to have access points built into them as well, since its assumed you will have external access points all over your building.