The Kyocera Ib37 is a wireless networking device designed for reliable connectivity in both professional and private environments. This networking equipment operates with standardized wireless protocols to ensure stable internet access for multiple devices. The device has compact dimensions of approximately 15 cm in width, 10 cm in depth, and 3 cm in height, weighing around 350 g for easy placement in various locations. It supports dual-band Wi-Fi connectivity with 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz frequencies for optimized performance under different network conditions. The device includes several Ethernet ports for wired connections, typically four Gigabit ports with data transfer speeds of up to 1000 Mbps. Advanced security features include WPA3 encryption and firewall protection to ensure network security. The operating temperature range is between 0 °C and 40 °C, making it suitable for most indoor environments. Setup is simplified through web-based configuration with support for both automatic and manual network settings. The casing is made of durable ABS plastic with ventilation grilles to maintain optimal operating temperatures during extended use. LED indicators provide clear status information for power, internet connection, and wireless activity. This model is the successor to previous Kyocera networking devices, featuring improved wireless coverage and increased stability for consistent performance. Compatibility includes standard internet service providers and supports connections for up to 32 simultaneous devices, depending on network load. The design prioritizes reliability with minimal susceptibility to interference and consistent data throughput for streaming, browsing, and remote work applications.