Access Networks Wireless Access Points Now Available in Snap One Partner Stores

LOS ANGELES — Access Networks, an enterprise-grade networking solutions provider and a Snap One brand, is making it easy for systems integrators to get the products they need to deploy networks quickly and efficiently.

Now, Access Networks offers select Unleashed wireless access points through local brick-and-mortar Snap One Partner Stores. Available to integrators for same-day purchase and pickup are several Access Networks Wi-Fi 6 access points, the A350, A550, and A650. Also in stock is the Access Networks A510, an 802.11ac WAVE 2-compliant access point.

This range of Unleashed enterprise-grade products provides Snap One partners a solution for networking projects of every size and scope, starting with the A350 for modest networking environments, to the A550 and A650 for mid-to large-size networking applications.

“We want to make it easier for partners to deploy enterprise-grade networking systems and access products when they need them for projects,” says Bryce Nordstrand, vice president of managed services, Access Networks. “Being able to pick up Unleashed wireless access points directly and on the same day from a nearby Snap One Partner Store streamlines workflow tremendously and provides integrators with on-the-spot assistance from Snap One Partner Store associates. Bringing Access Networks products to brick-and-mortar establishments nationwide helps partners sidestep having to wait for products they need immediately.”

Unleashed access points feature a built-in controller to simplify setup and management for greater economy. All Access Networks access points contain proprietary BeamFlex+ adaptive antenna technology which optimizes performance, mitigates interference, and delivers superior user experiences. Also, any Access Networks product bought from a Snap One Partner Store comes with a four-year hardware warranty, plus support and service from Access Networks’ certified engineering team.

In addition, Snap One also points out that another benefit of purchasing Access Networks products from a Snap One Partner Store is the Snap One Partner Rewards Program. Partners can earn points and move up in reward levels to help them attain quarterly rebates, premium technical support, feedback calls with the product team, attendance at exclusive events, and more. All Access Networks access points qualify for three points per dollar spent through the program.

To learn more about the Partner Rewards Program, click here.

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