Popular access points for medium-sized organizations

The most common form of access at the LAN Edge for users these days is Wi-Fi. Wireless Access Points can be added to any network to provide Wi-Fi access to employees and guests alike.

Network IT demands more capability and reliable security from fewer components to save on cost and simplify the environment. These access points are built for simple set-up, smooth and easy roaming, lowered battery usage and huge number of total users.

The selection shown below just scratches the surface of what’s available in this explosively growing segment of access points. So if you have any questions, email us, or call 877-449-0458.

802.11ax (Wi-Fi 6) access points

Meraki MR36

The Meraki MR36 is super easy to operate, and 100% cloud-managed. It’s largely self-configuring. As such, this, like all Meraki access points, can be remotely deployed in minutes. Then, most actions in the cloud interface are point and click.

Meraki MR series datasheet

Meraki MR46

Carrying 4×4:4 radio setup, it truly raises the bar for performance and efficiency. As a result, it’s ideal for next-generation uses in offices, schools, hospitals, and hotels. It offers high throughput and enterprise security,

Meraki MR series datasheet

Meraki MR56

Ultra-high-performance wireless access point with 8×8:8 UL/DL MU-MIMO + OFDMA, and up to 5 Gbps of Multigigabit ethernet. Perfect for offices, schools, hospitals, shops, and hotels.

Read about the Meraki MR56

FortiAP 231F

An enrty-level Wi-Fi 6 access point, this 2×2 MU-MIMO device has three radios, a 2.4 GHz, a 5 GHz, and a separate scanning radio. It delivers 574 Mbps and 1.2 Gbps Maximum Data Rate, respectively.

Read about the FortiAP 231F

Aerohive AP650

The AP650 is a controller-free network design. That means there’s no single point of failure. The AP650 forms a true peer-to-peer, “cooperative control” network. It also has 2.5 Multi-gigabit Ethernet wired connectivity on the back end.

Read about the Aerohive AP 650

FortiAP 431F

A step up from the 231F, with 5 internal antennas, 4×4:4 MU-MIMO, and a separate scanning radio. It delivers 1.14 Gbps and 2.4 Gbps Maximum Data Rate, respectively. There’s also a 2.5 Gigabit Ethernet port.

Read aboujt the FortiAP 431F

Meraki MR76

An exceptionally easy-to-learn 802.11ax device. It is basically the Wi-Fi 6 version of the MR74. And like the MR74, it is 100% cloud-managed. It’s also outdoor-rated for demanding environments. Can be deployed remotely in just minutes.

Meraki MR series datasheet

FortiAP 23JF

The FortiAP 23JF access point is a Wi-Fi 6 wall plate AP with great features such as OFDMA, and is PSE-capable. And it has a surprisingly friendly price for such state of the art hardware.