Extreme Networks
Extreme Networks AP460S12C-FCC access point
Outdoor WiFi6 tri-radio access point with 4x4 5 GHz, 2x2 dual-band, dual 5 GHz sensor, 25 GbE and 1 GbE ports, integrated LightPower sensors, BLE/Zigbee.
Class AP460S12C-FCC
- AP460S12C-FCC
- AP3000-WW
- AP302W-FCC
- AP305C-FCC
- AP4000-WW
- AP410C-FCC
- AP460C-FCC
- AP5010-WW
- AP5020-WW
- AP5050D-WW
- AP5050U-WW
- AP510C-WW
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Struck-through versions exist but are not stocked here.
- TriRadio design gives three radios in one housing
- WiFi6 4x4 5 GHz radio delivers high throughput
- 25 GbE uplink supports fast backhaul
- Internal 120° sector antenna focuses outdoor coverage
TriRadio WiFi6 outdoor access point
This Extreme Networks AP460S12C-FCC access point combines a 4x4 5 GHz radio, a 2x2 dual-band radio and a dedicated 1x1 sensor radio in a single rugged housing. Integrated LightPower sensors and BLE Zigbee support simplify IoT deployments while AIML-driven analytics optimise RF performance. A 25 GbE uplink and 1 GbE port deliver high-capacity backhaul for demanding environments. Internal sector antenna covers a 120-degree sector.
Suits high-density venues needing tri-radio WiFi6
Organisations requiring only basic dual-band coverage or indoor-only form factors should consider simpler models. Buyers needing external antenna flexibility or different sector angles will need alternative hardware. Deployments without 25 GbE switching infrastructure cannot utilise the full uplink capacity.
Highlights
- TriRadio design gives three radios in one housing
- WiFi6 4x4 5 GHz radio delivers high throughput
- 25 GbE uplink supports fast backhaul
- Internal 120° sector antenna focuses outdoor coverage
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What does the 4x4 5 GHz rating deliver in a live network?
The four spatial streams on 5 GHz let the AP serve multiple clients at once, raising aggregate throughput in dense outdoor deployments.
How does the 25 GbE port affect real-world backhaul speed?
The 25 GbE uplink removes the 1 GbE bottleneck so WiFi 6 client traffic can reach the wired core without throttling.
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