How many power supplies does Cato’s CPEs have?

We have two types of distinct models that cater to your different needs and priorities: the X1700 and the X1500. They’re like the superheroes of your internet connection. Let me break it down for you.

First up, the X1700. This one’s heavy-duty: It’s got not one, but two power supplies. That means if one power supply decides to take a break, the other one jumps right in so your internet doesn’t go on vacation. It’s like having a backup generator for your Wi-Fi. This is perfect for big businesses that can’t afford any hiccups in their internet.

Then we have the X1500. This one is more like the friendly neighborhood hero. It has just one power supply, but it still gets the job done well. It’s perfect for smaller places, like stores or branches. While it may not offer the dual power supply redundancy of the X1700, it maintains its own distinct set of strengths. The X1500 is optimized for cost-effectiveness and simplicity, making it an ideal choice for smaller setups or branch locations.

Now, let’s talk prices. The X1500 costs $15 every month. On the other hand, the X1700 comes in at $150 every month. It’s a bit pricier, but remember, you’re getting that double power supply protection, which is like having super shields for your internet connection.

In conclusion, X1700 has double power supplies, great for big businesses, and costs $150 a month. X1500 has one power supply, perfect for smaller offices, and it’s just $15 a month. You can align your networking decisions with your budget and performance expectations, resulting in an optimized network ecosystem that drives your organization forward.