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Upgrade your home networking with the Arris TG3452, built with advanced DOCSIS 3.1 technology. Featuring 2x192 MHz OFDM downstream, 2x96MHz OFDMA upstream, and 32x8 channel bonding, this gateway delivers broadband speeds up to 2.5 Gbps.
The TG3452 combines two FXS ports of carrier-grade VoIP, a 4-port gigabit router, and a dual-band 802.11n/802.11ac Wave2 wireless access point into one powerful device, streamlining your home network setup.
Multiple provisioning methods (SNMP, configuration file, remote web GUI access, TFTP, and TR-069) and different access levels (user, admin, etc.) allow for flexible configuration and network control.
Primarily compatible with WOW! and Mediacom services, the TG3452 delivers top-tier performance for these providers. Always confirm with your service provider before purchase.
The Arris TG3452 is engineered to meet demanding home networking needs, providing high-speed data, voice, and IP video to both wired and wireless devices.
This modem is primarily used with WOW! and Mediacom services. Contact your provider before ordering to confirm compatibility with your plan and location.
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