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SKU: WiPry-ClarityOscium WiPry-Clarity Professional WiFi Spectrum Analyser
Oscium WiPry-Clarity Professional WiFi Spectrum Analyser
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Key Features
- Visualizes all RF signals (2.4-2.5 GHz, 5.145-5.860 GHz & 5.925-7.125 GHz)
- Scan and Troubleshoot WiFi
- PC and Mac Support
- Compatible with Third-Party Analysis Software
Unleash the Power of Wi-Fi 6/6E with WiPry Clarity
Now that the FCC has given the green light for unlicensed use of the 6 GHz band, Wi-Fi 6/6E is set to revolutionize wireless connectivity. But to take full advantage of this game-changing technology, you need the right tools. That's where WiPry Clarity comes in.
Get Visibility into All Three Wi-Fi Bands with WiPry Clarity
WiPry Clarity gives you visibility into all three Wi-Fi bands, including Wi-Fi 6/6E, 2.4 GHz, and 5 GHz. With so many electronic devices operating in these ranges - from baby monitors to cordless phones to garage door openers and even microwave ovens - interference can be a real issue. And since Wi-Fi signals can extend the length of a football field on 2.4 GHz, even devices in nearby buildings or residences can cause problems.
But with WiPry Clarity, you can pinpoint the source of any noise and get the most out of your wireless internet, no matter how complex your environment may be. So don't let interference slow you down - upgrade to WiPry Clarity today!
Optimize Your Network Performance with WiPry Clarity
It's not just about Wi-Fi. WiPry Clarity also helps you detect other electronic devices that may be causing interference, such as baby monitors, cordless phones, and microwave ovens. By pinpointing the source of your noise, you can optimize your network performance and get the most out of your wireless internet.
So if you want to unleash the power of Wi-Fi 6/6E, there's no better tool than WiPry Clarity. Don't settle for less - upgrade today and experience the future of wireless connectivity!
Oscium WiPry-Clarity Spectrum Analyzer – The Ultimate Tool for Wireless Professionals
The Oscium WiPry-Clarity Spectrum Analyzer is a must-have tool for wireless professionals who demand the best analysis tools for their work. With advanced hardware and software specifications, the WiPry-Clarity is a state-of-the-art wireless analyzer that can scan, analyze, and troubleshoot wireless networks in real-time.
Hardware Specifications
- Frequency Range: 2.2 GHz – 7.25 GHz
- Frequency Resolution: 25 KHz
- Amplitude Range: -95 dBm to -5 dBm
- Filter Bandwidth: 58 KHz to 812 KHz
- Antenna: Included Tri-Band Omni-directional Antenna
- Antenna Port: RP-SMA
The WiPry-Clarity comes with a hardware frequency range of 2.2 GHz – 7.25 GHz, covering all major wireless frequency bands. This enables you to scan, analyze and troubleshoot a wide range of wireless networks, from Wi-Fi to Bluetooth, cellular, and more.
With a frequency resolution of 25 KHz, the WiPry-Clarity delivers high accuracy and precision. This enables you to detect and identify even the smallest changes in the frequency spectrum, ensuring that you can optimize your wireless networks to perform at their best.
The WiPry-Clarity has an amplitude range of -95 dBm to -5 dBm, allowing you to detect and measure weak signals and interference that may be affecting the performance of your wireless network.
Additionally, the WiPry-Clarity comes with a filter bandwidth of 58 KHz to 812 KHz, enabling you to filter out unwanted noise and focus on the signals you want to monitor.
Software Specifications
- Windows Support: Windows 8 (and newer)
- Mac Support: Mac OSX 10.14 Mojave (Mac support coming soon!)
- WiPry Application Frequency Ranges:
- 2.400-2.500 GHz
- 5.145-5.860 GHz
- 5.925-7.125 GHz
- WiPry Application Frequency Resolution:
- 2.4 GHz: 390 KHz
- 5.8 GHz: 1.396 MHz
- 6E: 1.786 MHz
The WiPry-Clarity is compatible with Windows 8 (and newer) and Mac OSX 10.14 Mojave. The WiPry application supports frequency ranges of 2.400-2.500 GHz, 5.145-5.860 GHz, and 5.925-7.125 GHz, with frequency resolution of 2.4 GHz at 390 KHz, 5.8 GHz at 1.396 MHz, and 6E at 1.786 MHz.
Oscium WiPry-Clarity Professional WiFi Spectrum Analyser
Frequently Asked Questions
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Can devices in nearby buildings or residences cause Wi-Fi interference?
Yes, devices in nearby buildings or residences can cause Wi-Fi interference, especially in the 2.4 GHz band, which can extend the length of a football field. However, with WiPry Clarity, users can pinpoint the source of the interference and optimize their Wi-Fi network for the best performance.
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How can WiPry Clarity help with Wi-Fi interference?
WiPry Clarity can help users pinpoint the source of Wi-Fi interference and optimize their wireless internet performance, regardless of the complexity of their environment. It allows for the identification of devices operating within the same frequency range and provides information to optimize the Wi-Fi network for the best performance.
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How does Wi-Fi interference occur?
Wi-Fi interference can occur when multiple electronic devices operate within the same frequency range, causing signal disruptions and lower connectivity speeds.
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What devices operate within the Wi-Fi bands?
Wireless internet operates in the 2.4 GHz, 5 GHz, and 6 GHz bands, as well as other electronic devices such as baby monitors, cordless phones, garage door openers, and microwave ovens.
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What are the three Wi-Fi bands?
The three Wi-Fi bands are the 2.4 GHz, 5 GHz, and the newly approved 6 GHz band.
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What is WiPry Clarity?
WiPry Clarity is a tool that allows professionals to have visibility into all three Wi-Fi bands, including Wi-Fi 6/6E, 2.4 GHz, and 5 GHz. It enables users to pinpoint the source of interference and optimize their wireless internet performance regardless of the complexity of their environment.
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What is the 6 GHz band and why is its approval by the Ofcom significant?
The 6 GHz band is a radio frequency spectrum used for wireless communication. Its approval by Ofcom for unlicensed use is significant because it allows for the expansion of Wi-Fi 6/6E technology, which provides faster and more reliable wireless internet connectivity.