Araknis Router Comparison: 110, 220, 310 & 520

Fast answer: 110 Wired is the compact basic router; 110 Wi‑Fi fits a small standalone space; 220 is the modern single-WAN multi-gig choice; 310 brings dual WAN to an established gigabit design; and 520 is the strongest multi-gig, dual-WAN rack solution.

Five choices, side by side

Every model includes OvrC Pro. The real differences are WAN count, internet speed, mounting, VPN capability and whether the project needs built-in Wi‑Fi or separate access points.

Araknis 110 Wired

AN-110-RT-2L1W

1 GIG

Best for: smaller networks using separate professional access points.

Single Gigabit WAN and two Gigabit LAN ports
Compact installation flexibility
OpenVPN and embedded firewall

Client language: A serviceable foundation when multi-gig speed and a second ISP are unnecessary.

Araknis 110 Wi‑Fi

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WI‑FI 5

Best for: a condo, townhome or small standalone network.

Single Gigabit WAN and two Gigabit LAN ports
Built-in 2×2 Wireless-AC Wave 2
Compact all-in-one design

Client language: The simple all-in-one choice—not the plan for a large multi-AP home.

Araknis 220

AN-220-RT

2.5G

Best for: most modern homes with one internet provider.

Single-WAN routing up to 2.5Gbps
Compact, fanless multi-mount design
Rack, wiring can, wall or shelf placement

Client language: Multi-gig headroom without paying for dual-WAN capability.

Araknis 310

AN-310-RT-4L2W

DUAL 1G

Best for: established gigabit networks needing two ISP connections.

Dual-WAN failover or load balancing
Four Gigabit LAN ports and 1U rack design
IPSec, ACL and OpenVPN support

Client language: Gigabit redundancy; verify availability before choosing it over the newer 520.

Araknis 520

AN-520-RT

DUAL 2.5G

Best for: larger homes, demanding systems and high-uptime networks.

Multi-gig WAN-LAN routing up to 2.5Gbps
Dual WAN for failover or load balancing
RJ45/SFP combo, IPSec site-to-site VPN and 1U rack mount

Client language: The premium choice for speed, redundancy, VPN and clean rack integration.

Technical comparison

Model	Speed	WAN	Form	Built-in Wi‑Fi	Best fit
110 Wired	Gigabit	Single	Compact	No	Small system with APs
110 Wi‑Fi	Gigabit	Single	Compact	2×2 Wi‑Fi 5	Small standalone space
220	Up to 2.5Gbps	Single	Multi-mount	No	Modern residential network
310	Gigabit	Dual	1U rack	No	Gigabit ISP redundancy
520	Up to 2.5Gbps	Dual + combo	1U rack	No	Premium multi-gig network

Authorized Snap One and ADI catalog reviewed July 12, 2026. Availability and specifications can change; Denali Tech verifies the final bill of materials before ordering.

Three decisions that matter most

Single or dual WAN?

Dual WAN adds value only when the home has or plans a second internet service.

Gigabit or multi-gig?

220 and 520 add headroom beyond 1Gbps, but switches, APs and cabling must support it too.

Router Wi‑Fi or separate APs?

110 Wi‑Fi fits a small space. Larger homes need properly placed wired access points.

Important: a faster router does not repair weak Wi‑Fi. The router manages the internet connection; access-point count, placement, wiring and channel planning determine coverage.

A simple client explanation

“The 110 handles a smaller gigabit system. The 220 is the everyday multi-gig choice with one ISP. The 310 adds dual-WAN to a gigabit platform. The 520 combines dual-WAN, multi-gig speed and rack integration for demanding homes. Large homes use separate wired access points instead of relying on router Wi‑Fi.”

OvrC Pro comes with every choice

Every Araknis router includes OvrC Pro for professional network visibility, diagnostics and remote support. It complements—not replaces—good wiring, managed power, documentation and a properly sized switch and access-point plan.

Want the router matched to your home?

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