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Ceiling mount bracket secures compatible Extreme Networks access points to recessed or flush 916mm ceiling tiles
This ceiling mount bracket kit supports Extreme Networks AP122, AP122X, AP130, AP200 and AP500 series wireless access points. It provides a secure mounting solution for both recessed and flush ceiling tile installations. The hardware integrates the access point cleanly into the ceiling environment.
Installers working with surface-mounted ceilings or non-standard tile grids will need a different mounting approach. The kit is designed specifically for the listed series and does not fit other vendor equipment or older Extreme Networks models.
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|---|---|
| Shipping weight | 0.91 kg |
| Package size | 203 × 76 × 76 mm |
Verify the access point sits flush with the ceiling tile, shows no movement when gently pressed, and maintains a stable wireless connection to clients.
The kit provides the ceiling bracket and fasteners for recessed or flush tiles; you only need the AP122X unit itself and its power source.
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