D-Link’s Xtreme N line of Wi-Fi Internet routers can now offer up to 41 percent power savings due to newly integrated D-Link Green Ethernet technology.
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This technology involves innovative energy-savings by automatically detecting link status and network cable length, then adjusting the power accordingly. These routers also feature Wi-Fi scheduling that allows customers to easily program when the Wi-Fi radio signals are turned on and off to further save energy consumption.
The routers achieve energy savings when used with the Wi-Fi Scheduler, which provides a user-selectable radio shutdown option (adjustable by day and start/end times). Under the most favourable conditions with no wired links active and Wi-Fi turned off, users may achieve the following power savings when compared to a D-Link conventional router without Green technology: DIR-655, up to 32 percent; DGL-4500, up to 31 percent; and DIR-855, up to 41 percent.
The incorporation of Green Ethernet technology into Xtreme N series routers re-emphasises D-Link’s commitment to protecting the environment, leading to the development of eco-friendly products that comply with RoHS (Restriction of Hazardous Substances) and WEEE (Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment) directives. The RoHS directive limits the use of specific hazardous materials during the manufacture of electrical and electronic goods, while WEEE applies standards for proper disposal and recycling of products.
RRP
DIR-655 $299.95
DGL-4500 $$539.95
DIR-855 $559.95
