Mikrotik
Mikrotik RBmAP2nD micro access point dual-chain 2.4GHz 2 Ethernet 1 USB
A tiny dual-chain 2.4 GHz wireless access point with full RouterOS, two Ethernet ports and one USB port that can also supply 500 mA of PoE power to another device
- Dual-chain 2.4 GHz radio for reliable coverage
- Full RouterOS feature set in a pocket-sized unit
- Powered by USB, passive PoE or DC jack
- Second Ethernet port delivers up to 500 mA to another device
- Compact design suited to mobile or fixed installations
Micro access point for portable networks
The Mikrotik RBmAP2nD is a compact dual-chain 2.4 GHz wireless access point that runs full RouterOS. It suits travellers, field technicians and small-office setups that need a lightweight device powered from USB, passive PoE or a standard jack.
Dual-chain 2.4 GHz radio with passive PoE out
The radio operates only on the 2.4 GHz band using two spatial streams, so throughput is limited by that single frequency and by the passive PoE implementation on the second Ethernet port. That second port can supply up to 500 mA to another device such as a CPE unit, but it does not negotiate active PoE standards.
Simple USB power, watch the PoE polarity
Plug the unit into any USB charger, passive PoE source or the DC jack and it boots RouterOS within seconds. Configuration is done through WinBox or WebFig; the main pitfall is connecting active PoE gear to the passive injector port, which can damage both devices.
Highlights
- Dual-chain 2.4 GHz radio for reliable coverage
- Full RouterOS feature set in a pocket-sized unit
- Powered by USB, passive PoE or DC jack
- Second Ethernet port delivers up to 500 mA to another device
- Compact design suited to mobile or fixed installations
Specifications
| Brand | Mikrotik |
|---|---|
| Model | RBmAP2nD |
Questions about this item
Is the dual-chain 2.4 GHz radio the only wireless option on this unit?
Yes, the mAP provides a single dual-chain radio operating at 2.4 GHz; there is no second band or additional radio.
What throughput can I expect from the dual-chain 2.4 GHz link in a typical installation?
The dual-chain design supports two spatial streams on 2.4 GHz, so real-world speed depends on channel width, interference and client capability rather than a single headline figure.
What does the passive PoE output on the second Ethernet port actually deliver?
The second port can supply up to 500 mA to another device, letting you power a compatible CPE or similar unit directly from the mAP.
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