MIKROTIK RouterBOARD RB941-2nD-TC

MikroTik hAP lite TC
A well-designed router from MikroTik. A major advantage is the integrated Wi-Fi card, high performance and very low power consumption. The router supports the modern WPS security standard. It is a powerful RouterBoard suitable for home and office use with a consumption of just 3.5 W. Inside the device are two integrated omnidirectional 1.5 dBi antennas. It is supplied with a case and a power supply. The router is already preconfigured as a home AP; simply connect the power supply and the internet cable and you can start using the unit immediately. The RouterOS operating system with an L4 license and all standard functions is included as a matter of course. hAP Lite TC is equipped with four Ethernet ports.
Information about the MikroTik RouterOS system

•   If you are starting with MikroTik RouterOS or need advice on more complex configuration, you can use our support.
•   You will learn how to set up and manage RouterBoard at our training courses.
•   Not sure which model to choose? Take a look at this comparison table, where you will also find additional information to help you choose.
•   All RouterBoards have the same MikroTik RouterOS system.
•   All devices with MikroTik RouterOS fully support IPv6, have a firewall, Queues, NAT, and with an L4 license support the CAPsMAN server.
•   MikroTik can be configured via the web interface, via the mobile app, or with the Winbox program, which can be downloaded from mikrotik.com.
•   MikroTik has "Quick Set", i.e. the option of quick configuration. You can choose from several preset profiles.
  BASIC SPECIFICATIONS
  CPU frequency: 650 MHz
  RAM: 32 MB
  Standard: IEEE 802.11b/g/n
  Antenna: 1.5 dBi
  Ports: 4× RJ-45 LAN (10/100 Mbps)
  Frequency band: 2.4 GHz
  PoE support: no
  Dimensions: 124 × 100 × 54 mm
  Useful links and videos:
  Declaration of conformity + user manual
  Device setup via the Quick Set wizard
  Mobile phone control app
  Resetting the device, reset button function
  Restoring MikroTik RouterOS via the Netinstall utility
  Setting up Network Address Translation (NAT)
  Setting up Load Balancing (distributing traffic across multiple internet connections)
  Setting up Failover (switching the line to a backup in case of outage)
  Multiple uplinks using PCC & Load balancing
  Static NAT & RouterOS
  MikroTips: Netinstall