Q&A on Digital Price Tags Access Points for a Grocery Store

Q&A on Digital Price Tags Access Points for a Grocery Store

Q&A on Digital Price Tags Access Points for a Grocery Store
Q: How many digital price tags APs do we need for the grocery store? What area does each AP cover? Do they need to be connected to the internet at all times, or is a local network sufficient?

A: The number of digital price tags access points (APs) required depends on the size of the store. Typically, each AP covers a circular area with a radius of about 12 meters. However, the exact number needed can vary based on the store's layout and environmental factors affecting signal strength. If you are installing a local version of the system, connecting to a local network is sufficient. For broader functionality, a constant internet connection may be required.