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Updated October 8, 2026By Tenda WiFi Guides2 min read

Tenda FH330 Wireless-N Router

Tenda Fh330

Tenda FH330 Wireless-N Router

Tenda FH330 Wireless-N Router is a powerful device that provide upto 1200 mbps speed and with the bandwidth of 2.4 GHz band. Transfer rate up to 300 Mbp . The router support both WPA / WPA2 which adds to the network security .

Now would like to highlight the technical parameters of the device.

Wi-Fi standards: 802.11b / g / nFrequency: 2.4 GHzWireless modes: AP, Router, WDS Repeater, WISPSpeed rate: 300 MbpsModulation: DSSS, OFDMChannel width: 20 MHz, 40 MHzOutput Power: <20 dBm (EIRP)Sensitivity: -87 dBm @ 11Mbps, -72 dBm @ 54Mbps, -68 dBm @ 270MbpsSecurity: WPA-PSK, WPA2-PSK, MAC ACL, URL filteringControl method: HTTPNetworking features: UPnP, SNTP, virtual server, DMZ host, DHCP server / client, WDS, WPSQoS: 802.11e WMMInterface: 1x WAN, 3x LAN, RESET / WPS buttonAntenna: 4x 5 dBi, external, non-removableChipset: Broadcom BCM5357Design: indoor, desktop, wall / ceiling mountingEnergy management: 9 V DC 1000 mAPower consumption: 7 WWeight: 400 g

Features of Tenda FH330 Wireless-N Router

Tenda FH330Wi-Fi router supports the 802.11n standard in the 2.4 GHz band, allowing communication at speeds of up to 300 Mbps when configured with four antennas. Real transmission speeds up to 95 Mbps.The new chipset comes with a “green Wi-Fi mode” that dynamically turns off chip components, reducing active power consumption. The device uses the features of a router, home Internet gateway, wireless access point, 3-port switch and firewall in one.The Tenda FH330 is suitable for both home and small business to share your ISP. The router has a WDS feature that allows you to connect two or more APs to extend the range of your wireless network. The Tenda FH330 is based on the “Easy to Use” password, which puts emphasis on the simplest setting possible.The Tenda FH330 supports the strongest WPA2-PSK security, the ability to disable SSID broadcasting, MAC address filtering, port forwarding and other standard networking features. Content filtering controls access to inappropriate websites. Equipped with four non-removable 5 dBi omni-directional antennas, the device delivers truly maximum range and wireless coverage. Password to enter router settings: admin, for newer firmware versions without password, just press OK.

Use the device label and official manual to match the setup instructions to your exact FH330 hardware revision. See the networking FAQ library for related guidance.

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Are PPPoE, Wi-Fi and router-administration passwords interchangeable?

A router installation can involve three different passwords. The ISP credential establishes the internet service, the Wi-Fi credential lets devices join the wireless network, and the router administrator credential protects configuration changes. Reusing the wrong one produces a failure at a different stage. When a setup wizard requests PPPoE details, use the account information supplied by the ISP. Tenda's setup guide explicitly separates that step from the wireless and management configuration. A password that successfully connects your phone to Wi-Fi is not evidence that it can authenticate the internet connection.

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What should I check before relying on router parental controls?

Parental controls vary substantially between routers and service plans. Before purchasing, write down the behavior you need: a bedtime schedule, a category filter, a pause button or visibility into connected devices. These are different requirements, even when grouped under one menu name. Read which functions are included, which require an account or subscription and what remains after a trial ends. Confirm the features work in the intended router or access-point mode. TP-Link documents mode-dependent Deco features, while Tenda lists parental controls among supported RX2 Pro functions; neither label alone answers every household policy question.

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What should I check when assigning WAN ports on a W18E v2.0?

A small office needs a clear connection plan before a multi-WAN-capable router is installed. For W18E v2.0, decide how many internet feeds are actually required and how the remaining local equipment will connect. Flexible port roles do not create additional physical sockets. Tenda lists four gigabit Ethernet interfaces with configurable WAN/LAN arrangements for W18E v2.0. It also lists office-oriented functions such as captive portal and bandwidth controls. Verify the current hardware and documentation before selecting the product for a particular policy requirement.

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How do I choose between dual-band and tri-band Wi-Fi 7?

Start this comparison with the frequency list, not the Wi-Fi generation. A dual-band Wi-Fi 7 router can be a sensible upgrade for a household of 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz devices. A tri-band model adds another option that may be useful to compatible clients, but it does not automatically fix every weak room. Tenda lists the TE6L Pro with 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz radios. TP-Link's US Archer BE550 page lists 2.4 GHz, 5 GHz and 6 GHz. These examples show why the phrase Wi-Fi 7 is not enough to tell you which bands are present.

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