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HPE Networking Instant On R7J39A AP-655 Wi-Fi 6E access point
Tri-band Wi-Fi 6E access point with internal antennas delivering 7.80 Gbit/s throughput
- Tri-band Wi-Fi 6E delivers up to 7.80 Gbit/s throughput
- Four-by-four 802.11ax streams maximise concurrent device capacity
- Internal antennas simplify ceiling or wall mounting
- Campus-grade hardware built for high-density environments
- Aruba Instant On management enables cloud or local control
Tri-band Wi-Fi 6E access point
The Aruba AP-655 is a campus-grade wireless access point that operates on three radios with 4x4:4 spatial streams. It delivers Wi-Fi 6E connectivity through internal antennas for high-density environments. The unit is supplied new under part number R7J39A.
Suited for high-density indoor deployments
This model fits organisations that need tri-band 802.11ax coverage across large user populations. It is not intended for installations that require external antenna flexibility or outdoor-rated enclosures. Buyers needing PoE-only power without a separate injector should verify the power method independently.
7.80 Gbit/s aggregate data rate
The published aggregate throughput of 7.80 Gbit/s is the key figure for capacity planning. Match this number to your peak concurrent-client requirements to confirm the AP meets the performance target.
Highlights
- Tri-band Wi-Fi 6E delivers up to 7.80 Gbit/s throughput
- Four-by-four 802.11ax streams maximise concurrent device capacity
- Internal antennas simplify ceiling or wall mounting
- Campus-grade hardware built for high-density environments
- Aruba Instant On management enables cloud or local control
Specifications
| Brand | Aruba |
|---|---|
| Shipping weight | 2.72 kg |
| Package size | 282 × 282 × 94 mm |
Questions about this item
What ceiling or wall mounting hardware does the AP-655 require?
The AP-655 includes internal antennas and mounts to standard ceiling rails or wall brackets using the integrated mounting brackets supplied in the box.
How is the AP-655 powered and what step is often missed during installation?
It is powered via 802.11ax PoE; the step often missed is ensuring the switch port delivers sufficient PoE+ power before mounting the unit.
When will the internal radios or antennas need replacement on the R7J39A?
The tri-radio 4x4:4 design has no user-serviceable radio modules; the unit is replaced as a whole if a radio fails.
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