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HP 417 Wireless Access Point 300 Mbps PoE+
Wall-mountable 802.11n access point delivering 300 Mbps wireless with five Ethernet ports and PoE+ power
- StandardsIEEE 802.11n
- Wireless Data Rates300 Mbps
- Power SupplyPoE+
- 300 Mbps wireless throughput via IEEE 802.11n standard
- Single PoE+ cable powers the unit and connected devices
- Five RJ-45 ports including one Gigabit uplink and three Fast Ethernet
- Two internal antennas cover a single room from a wall outlet
- Low-profile wall-mount design fits a standard electrical box
Unified walljack access point
The HP 417 integrates a wireless access point and wired switch into a single low-profile unit that fits a standard wall outlet box. It delivers 300 Mbps over IEEE 802.11n and draws power through a single PoE+ cable drop. Two internal antennas provide wireless coverage for one room.
Installers needing a compact room-level node
This device suits projects that want to add wireless and extra Ethernet ports without new cabling or a separate power supply. It is not suited for deployments that require multi-room coverage, higher wireless throughput, or ceiling-mounted form factors.
PoE+ powered with five RJ-45 ports
The unit operates from IEEE 802.3 PoE+ and presents one Gigabit uplink, three Fast Ethernet ports, and one pass-through RJ-45 connection. One port can also supply 802.3af power to an attached device such as an IP phone.
Highlights
- 300 Mbps wireless throughput via IEEE 802.11n standard
- Single PoE+ cable powers the unit and connected devices
- Five RJ-45 ports including one Gigabit uplink and three Fast Ethernet
- Two internal antennas cover a single room from a wall outlet
- Low-profile wall-mount design fits a standard electrical box
Specifications
| Brand | HP |
|---|---|
| Standards | IEEE 802.11n |
| Wireless Data Rates | 300 Mbps |
| Power Supply | PoE+ |
Questions about this item
Does the HP 417 access point run silently and stay cool when powered through PoE+ all day?
The unit has no fan and draws power from a single PoE+ cable, so it operates silently with minimal heat output during continuous use.
What cabling and network equipment must already be in place for the HP 417 to function?
You need a PoE+ injector or PoE+ switch, a Cat5e or better Ethernet run to the wall outlet box, and a wired uplink to your existing network.
Will the HP 417's 300 Mbps 802.11n wireless and 100 Mbps Ethernet ports work properly alongside older 10 Mbps devices I keep?
Yes, the three 100Base-T ports and 802.11n radio negotiate down to 10 Mbps and legacy Wi-Fi rates, so older clients connect without configuration changes.
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