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| Aruba JY680A 1.24 Gbit/s Wireless Access Point |
Aruba JY680A AP-303H IEEE 802.11ac 1.24 Gb / s Wireless Access Point - 5 GHz, 2.40 GHz - MIMO Technology - 6x Network (RJ-45) - Gigabit Ethernet PoE Port Wall, Desktop
Wave 2 303H Multifunctional Hotspot provides world-class WiFi for hotels and branch offices, providing an enduring user experience with a lower total cost of ownership (TCO). The 303H AP has a concurrent maximum data rate of 867Mbps in the 5GHz band and 400Mbps in the 2.4GHz band, thus providing high-performance Wi-Fi connectivity to all hotel and branch office environments in one affordable place. It supports multi-user MU-MIMO and two spatial streams (2SS), enabling data transmission for two devices at the same time, which increases data transfer speeds and improves network efficiency. The 303H AP can be easily installed into a standard data wall box using an existing structured cabling system, or converted into a desktop access point with an optional mounting kit. It is ideal for schools (dorms and classrooms), hotels, medical clinics, branch offices, and remote workstations, which often require flexible and easy deployment options. The 802.11ac Wave 2 303H Access Point combines wireless and wired access in one compact device. There are three local Gigabit Ethernet ports that can be used to securely connect wired devices to the network. One of these ports can also supply the device connected to PoE. Like all other Aruba Wave 2 AP Points, the 303H AP features enhanced ClientMatch technology that adds MU-MIMO customer awareness to the customer-facing technology. It automatically detects mobile devices that support MU-MIMO technology and redirects these devices to the closest Aruba access point that supports MU-MIMO to deliver the best WiFi performance in a mixed device environment while achieving the technology transition. The Aruba Bluetooth Beacon built into the 303H AP makes it easy to manage a large network of battery-operated Aruba BLE Beacons remotely and provides advanced field functions, internal route searches, and rough push notifications.