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HPE JW175A Aruba AP-225 Wireless Access Point
Seamless Wireless Connectivity for Demanding Environments The HPE Aruba AP-225 Wireless Access Point delivers high-performance 802.11n/ac connectivity with integrated antennas. Designed for demanding environments, it ensures reliable and secure wireless access. Specifications: Brand: HPE Netw...
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Overview
Seamless Wireless Connectivity for Demanding Environments
The HPE Aruba AP-225 Wireless Access Point delivers high-performance 802.11n/ac connectivity with integrated antennas. Designed for demanding environments, it ensures reliable and secure wireless access.
Specifications:
- Brand: HPE Networking
- Model: JW175A
- Type: Aruba AP-225 Wireless Access Point
- Wireless Standard: 802.11n/ac
- Radio: Dual 3x3:3
- Antenna: Integrated Antenna
- Compliance: FIPS/TAA
Key Features
Country of Origin: UNITED STATES
Specifications
Brand
HPE
Model
JW175A Aruba AP-225
Type
Wireless Access Point
Country of Origin
UNITED STATES
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the primary function of the HPE JW175A Aruba AP-225?
The HPE JW175A Aruba AP-225 is a wireless access point designed to provide and manage wireless network connectivity.
What country is this access point manufactured in?
The country of origin for the HPE JW175A Aruba AP-225 Wireless Access Point is the UNITED STATES.
Does this access point support the latest Wi-Fi standards?
The provided information does not specify the exact Wi-Fi standards (e.g., 802.11ac, 802.11ax) that the Aruba AP-225 supports.
Is this product suitable for home use?
While it is a wireless access point, Aruba products are typically designed for enterprise environments, suggesting it may require a more advanced understanding of networking for setup and management than a consumer-grade device.