TP-Link TL-ANT2403N 2.4 GHz 3 dBi desktop antenna wireless accessory
- Antenna
- Frequency: 2.4GHz~2…
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Mounts Aruba 320 Series access points with ten brackets included
This pack contains ten mounting brackets designed for Aruba 320 Series access points. It suits network administrators deploying multiple units in offices, schools or warehouses. The brackets provide a secure fixing point for ceiling or wall installations. Each unit is ready for immediate use in new infrastructure projects.
The 10-pack covers a full refresh when existing mounts are missing, broken or were not ordered with the original hardware. It is also the practical choice when expanding a wireless network and the original single brackets are no longer stocked. Buyers needing only one or two brackets will find the pack excessive. Those mounting non-Aruba 320 hardware must source a different bracket design.
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The pack contains ten AP mount brackets designed specifically for Aruba 320 Series access points.
Align the bracket with the AP's mounting slots before securing it to the ceiling or wall surface.
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