Irish Wirless network regulation

just.for.boards · 2008-12-16 14:16:38

Hello All. I am having difficulty locating any Wi-Fi regulation information for Ireland / EU. Does anyone here know what the maximum transmission power for an Access Point is in Ireland? This device will be used to provide wireless connectivity in a public (indoor) area. Thanks for your time.

16-12-2008 02:16PM

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just.for.boards

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Hello All.

I am having difficulty locating any Wi-Fi regulation information for Ireland / EU.

Does anyone here know what the maximum transmission power for an Access Point is in Ireland?

This device will be used to provide wireless connectivity in a public (indoor) area.

Thanks for your time.

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#2 16-12-2008 08:47PM

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The most recent paper I downloaded 2 years ago was from Comreg.ie (radio section ). Its called "Permitted Short Range Devices in Ireland". Doc No. 02/71
100 mW eirp on 2.4 gHz and 1 watt on 5 Ghz with a licence.
10 mW on 2.4 without.

This info may have been updated

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#3 20-12-2008 10:12PM

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This should help you: http://url.ie/10ij

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