Why Buyers Choose This Model

• Wi-Fi 7 BE3600 dual-band performance — gives you faster, more responsive wireless connections for modern devices, which means smoother everyday use and more confidence as network demand grows.
• Up to 2882 Mbps on 5 GHz and 688 Mbps on 2.4 GHz — helps support bandwidth-heavy activity like streaming, cloud apps, video meetings, and large file transfers with fewer slowdowns.
• (1) 2.5GbE RJ45 port — gives the access point a stronger wired backbone, so the wireless side is less likely to be held back by an outdated uplink.
• 100+ client capacity — makes this a smart fit for busier spaces where multiple users and connected devices need stable performance at the same time.
• 140 m² (1,500 ft²) coverage area — helps you cover more space efficiently, which can reduce dead zones and cut down on placement frustration.
• 2 x 2 MU-MIMO on both 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz — improves how the access point handles multiple devices, so users are less likely to feel the network bog down during peak use.
• Up to 160 MHz channel bandwidth on 5 GHz — gives you more room for higher throughput, which matters when speed and responsiveness are a priority.
• Multi-Link Operation (MLO) — adds modern Wi-Fi 7 efficiency that helps improve how traffic is handled across connections, supporting a smoother user experience.
• 4K-QAM and RF beamforming — help strengthen wireless performance and signal efficiency, so you get more out of the hardware you are installing.
• Band steering — helps move compatible devices to the more suitable band automatically, reducing congestion and improving overall network balance.
• Wireless meshing — makes it easier to expand coverage across a larger space without relying on a fully wired layout for every access point.
• 802.11v / 802.11k / 802.11r roaming support — helps devices move more smoothly between access points, which matters in offices, schools, and commercial spaces where users are mobile.
• Ceiling and wall mounting with mounts included — gives you more installation flexibility right out of the box, helping you place the AP where coverage works best.
• PoE support — simplifies deployment by letting power and data run through one cable, which can save time and reduce installation hassle.
• Router mode and AP mode — gives you more deployment options depending on how your network is built today and how you may want to scale it later.
• 8 SSIDs per radio — gives you more control for separating users, departments, or guest traffic in a cleaner, more organized way.
• 802.1Q VLAN and client device isolation — help strengthen network segmentation and security, giving you better control over who accesses what.
• WPA, WPA2, WPA3-SAE, and 802.1X support — give you stronger security options, which matters when protecting users, credentials, and business traffic is non-negotiable.
• Captive portal support — helps create a more controlled guest access experience for public-facing or shared environments.
• Local web management, Lysora App, and Lysora Cloud support — make configuration and remote oversight easier, so you spend less time chasing settings and more time keeping the network performing well.
• Self-organizing network support for up to 300 APs — helps make larger deployments easier to manage as your coverage needs grow.
• Optimization of channel, transmit power, and management frame power settings — gives you smarter tools to fine-tune performance and improve wireless stability.
• IP41 rating and ±2 kV lightning/surge protection — add a layer of durability for indoor deployments where reliability still matters.
• Low power consumption of ≤ 14 W — helps keep operating costs reasonable while still delivering modern wireless capability.
• NDAA compliant with FCC and IC certifications — gives buyers added peace of mind when compliance and procurement standards matter.