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TP-Link AC750 Dual Band Wireless Cable Router, 4 10/100 LAN + 10/100 WAN Ports, Support Guest Network and Parental Control, 750Mbps Speed Wi-Fi, 3 Antennas (Archer C20) 9 in 1 Sensor Kit for Arduino Cooling fan ensures stable performance

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TP Link AC750 Dual Band Wireless Cable Router, 4 10 100 LAN + 10 100 WAN Ports, Support Guest Network and Parental Control, 750Mbps Speed Wi Fi, 3 Antennas (Archer C20) 9 in 1 Sensor Kit for Arduino Cooling fan ensures stable performance Cooling fan ensures stable performance during extended operation periods Contact sales for quote This router incorporates TP Link's proprietary firmware with intuitive web based and mobile app interfaces for simplified configuration and management Advanced security protocols including WPA WPA2 encryption

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