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AES-IntelliNet

Peabody, United States

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What AES-IntelliNet does.

AES-IntelliNet is a company specializing in the development and delivery of wireless communication products, particularly for applications in the areas of fire, security, and building management. The firm offers router kits such as the 7177-RT with integrated Cradlepoint® S450 Router, which is mounted in a robust housing that is directly attached to the 7177H Hybrid Subscriber and operated by it. AES-IntelliNet supports its customers through comprehensive technical support including phone calls, live chats, and video conferences. The company has its main office in Peabody, Massachusetts. No precise founding year or size of the firm is specified in the given text.

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