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The various regulatory agencies that govern Wi-Fi usage impose many different restrictions on the frequency range, channel support, and power usage of Wi-Fi devices. Most of those restrictions are set out in specific regulatory standards, for example:
Australia | |
2.4 GHz: | AS/NNS 4771 |
5 GHz: | AS/NZS 4771 |
Canada | |
2.4 GHz: | RSS-210 |
5 GHz: | RSS-210 |
European Union | |
2.4 GHz: | EN 301.328 |
5 GHz: | EN 301.893 |
Japan | |
2.4 GHz: | Std 33A and Std 66 |
5 GHz: | N/A |
New Zealand | |
2.4 GHz: | AS/NZS 4771 |
5 GHz: | AS/NSZ 4771 |
United States | |
2.4 GHz: | FCC part 15.247 |
5 GHz: | FCC Part 15.401 |
Here are some pertinent examples of what you might find during your investigation into the restrictions individual jurisdictions may place on Wi-Fi:
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