Ubiquiti Networks U7-LR-US WiFi 7 access point
- Wi-Fi 7
- 300+
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Cloud-managed 802.11ax wireless access point operating on 2.4 and 5 GHz bands with 12 V DC or 37 to 57 V PoE+ power options
The Cisco Meraki MR36 is a cloud-managed wireless access point supporting 802.11 ac Wave 2 and 802.11 ax operation. It transmits on 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz bands for compatible clients. The unit accepts DC 12 V input or 37 to 57 V via PoE+ for flexible deployment.
This access point fits IT teams that want centralised cloud configuration and monitoring across distributed sites. Buyers who need a standalone controller-based AP or on-premises management should consider other options. Organisations without existing Meraki licensing will not gain the full feature set.
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Use the 12 V DC jack when a local power outlet is convenient; use the 37–57 V PoE+ connection when you want a single Ethernet cable to carry both data and power.
The 3.5 Gbps figure is the maximum combined PHY rate across the 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz radios; real-world throughput will be lower due to overhead, client capabilities and RF conditions.
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