TRENDnet TC-KP48S 48-Port Blank Keystone Shielded 2U 19" Patch Panel
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Mounts an Aruba campus access point to a 9/16-inch suspended ceiling rail
The HPE R3J17A bracket kit secures an Aruba campus access point to a 9/16-inch suspended ceiling rail. It is designed for IT teams deploying wireless infrastructure in drop-ceiling environments where standard wall or surface mounts are unsuitable.
The kit supplies the hardware needed for the Type C rail profile, eliminating the need to source separate fasteners. Installers without a 9/16-inch grid system will require a different mounting bracket kit matched to their ceiling type.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Aruba |
| Model name | R3J17A |
| Product type | Other |
| Size & build | |
| Shipping weight | 0.18 kg |
| Package size | 218 × 97 × 89 mm |
The kit is a fixed mounting bracket with no moving parts or consumables, so no periodic replacement is required.
The bracket is designed for a 9/16 inch suspended ceiling rail profile; thicker rails may prevent proper engagement.
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