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Mounts a campus access point to a standard wall-box for secure indoor installation
This HPE Aruba R3J19A bracket kit mounts a campus access point into a standard wall-box. The type-E hardware secures the AP flush to the surface for indoor deployments. Supplied as an individual unit, it provides the mechanical interface between the access point and the electrical box.
Network technicians who are fitting Aruba campus APs into wall-boxes will use this bracket. It does not suit ceiling-rail, surface-mount or outdoor installations, and buyers needing those mounting styles should select a different bracket type.
| Brand | Aruba |
|---|---|
| Model | R3J19A |
| Type | Other |
| Shipping weight | 0.32 kg |
| Package size | 218 × 218 × 51 mm |
The AP-MNT-E Type E bracket kit is designed to fit standard wall-box openings for compatible Aruba campus access points.
Start with the two central screws to seat the bracket squarely on the wall-box before tightening the outer fasteners.
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