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Netgear Inc.

Netgear Inc. WAX610W-100NAS AX1800 Wi-Fi 6 access point

SKU CH-SQ04-QXRT0 MPN WAX610W-100NAS

Dual-band Wi-Fi 6 access point supports up to 200 devices with MU-MIMO, OFDMA and WPA3 security, managed remotely via Insight

  • ColorWhite
  • StandardsIEEE 802.11ax
  • WiFi GenerationWi-Fi 6
  • Wireless Data RatesAX1800
  • SecurityWPA3
  • Frequency BandDual-Band
  • AX1800 Wi‑Fi 6 dual‑band handles up to 200 simultaneous devices without slowdown
  • Gigabit Ethernet uplink with PoE+ input plus four LAN ports including PoE output on LAN4
  • NETGEAR Insight cloud management with 1‑year subscription enables remote monitoring and configuration from anywhere
  • Mesh‑ready design lets you add multiple units to eliminate dead zones without reconfiguring the network
  • Enterprise‑grade WPA3 encryption with client isolation and rogue AP detection in a compact ceiling‑mountable form factor

Indoor Wi-Fi 6 access point for high-density spaces

The WAX610W-100NAS is a dual-band wireless access point built for indoor environments such as hotels, classrooms and apartment buildings. It supports the IEEE 802.11ax standard and AX1800 wireless data rates. MU-MIMO and OFDMA technology allow up to 200 simultaneous devices to connect without slowdown. Management is handled remotely through the NETGEAR Insight platform.

Gigabit Ethernet uplink and PoE+ constraints

The unit connects to the wired network through a single 1 GbE uplink port that also accepts PoE+ power input. Four 1 GbE LAN ports provide wired connections for local devices, and LAN4 can deliver PoE output to a downstream device. Because the uplink is limited to gigabit speed, total wireless throughput cannot exceed the wired backhaul capacity. The device operates between 32 and 104 degrees Fahrenheit.

AX1800 dual-band rating decides suitability

The AX1800 designation represents the combined theoretical maximum of 1.80 Gbit/s across the 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz bands using four spatial streams. This figure determines whether the access point can meet the bandwidth demands of a given deployment. Buyers needing higher aggregate throughput or multi-gigabit uplink speeds should consider other models. The compact white housing measures 4.33 by 5.12 by 1.34 inches and weighs 0.85 lb.

Highlights

  • AX1800 Wi‑Fi 6 dual‑band handles up to 200 simultaneous devices without slowdown
  • Gigabit Ethernet uplink with PoE+ input plus four LAN ports including PoE output on LAN4
  • NETGEAR Insight cloud management with 1‑year subscription enables remote monitoring and configuration from anywhere
  • Mesh‑ready design lets you add multiple units to eliminate dead zones without reconfiguring the network
  • Enterprise‑grade WPA3 encryption with client isolation and rogue AP detection in a compact ceiling‑mountable form factor

Specifications

BrandNETGEAR
ModelWAX610W-100NAS
Part NumberWAX610W-100NAS
ColorWhite
StandardsIEEE 802.11ax
WiFi GenerationWi-Fi 6
Wireless Data RatesAX1800
SecurityWPA3
Frequency BandDual-Band
Interface1GbE Uplink with PoE+ input
4x 1GBE LAN ports
LAN4 with PoE output
LEDsPower/Cloud, LAN, 2.4GHz, 5GHz
Temperature32° to 104°F
Dimensions4.33 X 5.12 X 1.34 in
Weight0.85lb
Shipping weight0.45 kg
Package size140 × 133 × 64 mm

Questions about this item

Should I pick the WAX610W-100NAS or a higher AX model for a small hotel?

The WAX610W-100NAS delivers AX1800 dual-band Wi-Fi 6 and supports up to 200 simultaneous devices with MU-MIMO and OFDMA, making it suited for hotels, apartments and classrooms.

What does the AX1800 rating mean once the access point is installed?

AX1800 indicates a combined wireless transmission speed of 1.80 Gbit/s across the 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz bands using four spatial streams.

How does the 1GbE uplink with PoE+ input limit real-world throughput?

The single gigabit Ethernet uplink caps total wired backhaul at 1 Gbit/s, so aggregate wireless traffic cannot exceed that wired bottleneck even though the radio supports 1.80 Gbit/s.

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