Extreme Networks AP3000/X Indoor Access Point Features
In today’s world, as businesses make capital investments in their technology infrastructure, they must have a keen eye on how those investments can improve operational efficiency. To meet the needs of budget-conscious enterprises who do not want to sacrifice performance, the AP3000/X was engineered to deliver on those requirements. The AP3000/X combines powerful 802.11ax Wi-Fi 6E technology, advanced security, and ML/AI cloud management capabilities as an enterprise-class solution in a small, low-power package that allows you to deploy high speed and highly secure Wi-Fi.
The AP3000/X is a Universal and World SKU Wi-Fi 6E Wireless Access point. With Extreme’s Universal infrastructure, customers can take advantage of hardware agility and reduce the total cost of their network by adopting platforms that allow them to run multiple Extreme operating systems. This multi-persona capability provides increased product flexibility and reduced hardware obsolescence. The World SKU allows customers, partners, and distributors to order one model for any region, replacing the age-old problem of country specific SKUs. ExtremeCloud IQ geo-locates the Access Point and accurately provides it the corresponding set of channel and power specifications that the product can operate under in that country.
The AP3000/X Wi-Fi 6E access point, with two 2x2:2 radios, provides high- efficiency, high-performance 802.11ax aggregate data rates up to 4.8 Gbps in the 6 GHz, 5 GHz, and 2.4 GHz bands. Designed for dense and/or harsh environments, such as classrooms, warehouses, healthcare clinics, and manufacturing, the AP3000/X is powerful and intelligent enough to provide the highest level of client services without compromising security. Despite powerful capabilities, the AP3000/X allows for flexible placement as the market’s smallest form-factor Wi-Fi 6E access point to emphasize aesthetics. The AP3000/X features a fully functional Multi-Band filter, enabling simultaneous operations with no performance degradation between all the 5 GHz frequencies and the entire range of 6 GHz frequencies (U-NII-5 thru U-NII-8 bands).*
