Network Solutions Designed for K-12

  • 04/01/96

Waters Network Systems offers a complete line of network access units, hubs, concentrators and switching products to meet the specific needs of K-12 educators. Products serve as cost-effective solutions for Ethernet and Token-Ring LAN environments.

Located in the classroom, Network Access Units (NAUs) feature data, voice, video and security in a compact housing, LED network port status and flexible mounting. NAUs can significantly reduce the cost of cabling and streamline network systems.

Located in the wiring closet, stackable hubs, intelligent concentrators and switching products increase the efficiency of the LAN by expanding network capacity and alleviating network congestion. Highlights are plug-and-play installation and SNMP management capabilities.

The firm offers consulting and technical support services as well as onsite K-12 courseware training. Educators and dealers should inquire about a free 30-day trial program. Waters Network Systems, Minneapolis, MN, (800) 441-5319.

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