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General Specs Aruba IAP-103 Wireless Access Point JW191A
Wireless LAN Standard:
IEEE 802.11n
Frequency Band:
2.40 GHz
Total Number of Antennas:
4
Number of Internal Antennas:
4
Wireless Transmission Speed:
300 Mbit/s
MIMO Technology:
Yes
Interfaces/Ports Aruba IAP-103 Wireless Access Point JW191A
Ethernet Technology:
Gigabit Ethernet
PoE (RJ-45) Port:
No
PoE PD Port:
Yes
VGA:
No
HDMI:
No
USB:
Universal Serial Bus
Universal Serial BusNo
Powerline:
No
Management Port:
Yes
Physical Characteristics Aruba IAP-103 Wireless Access Point JW191A
Form Factor:
Wall Mountable
Ceiling Mountable
Ceiling Mountable
Height:
1.6"
Width:
5.9"
Depth:
5.9"
Weight (Approximate):
10.58 oz
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