RUCKUS WIRELESS
RUCKUS WIRELESS R730 8x8:8 WiFi 6 access point
Dual-band 12-stream WiFi 6 access point delivering 4.8 Gbps on 5 GHz and 1.148 Gbps on 2.4 GHz with 8x8:8 radio, BLE, Zigbee and 5 Gbps PoE input
- Dual-band WiFi 6 with 12 spatial streams
- 8 Gbps 5 GHz radio using 8x8:8 configuration
- 148 Gbps 2.4 GHz radio for legacy clients
- 5 Gbps PoE input supporting uPOE and 802.3at power
- On-board BLE and Zigbee radios for IoT integration
Ruckus R730 12-stream WiFi 6 access point
The Ruckus R730 is a dual-band concurrent 802.11ax access point delivering twelve spatial streams for high-density environments. It provides 4.8 Gbps on the 5 GHz radio using an 8x8:8 configuration and 1.148 Gbps on the 2.4 GHz radio. On-board BLE and Zigbee radios support IoT applications directly from the unit.
Suited for high-density venues needing maximum
This access point fits stadiums, auditoriums and campuses where many clients connect simultaneously and twelve streams are required. It is not for buyers who need a lower-stream or lower-cost WiFi 6 model for smaller offices or branch sites. It is also not for installers who lack multi-gigabit uplink cabling or 5 Gbps PoE power sourcing equipment.
5 Gbps PoE input with uPoE and PoH support
The primary Ethernet port accepts 5 Gbps PoE input and operates with uPoE, PoH and 802.3at power sources. A second 1 Gbps Ethernet port and a USB port are also present. Verify that your switching infrastructure can deliver the required power class before deployment.
Highlights
- Dual-band WiFi 6 with 12 spatial streams
- 8 Gbps 5 GHz radio using 8x8:8 configuration
- 148 Gbps 2.4 GHz radio for legacy clients
- 5 Gbps PoE input supporting uPOE and 802.3at power
- On-board BLE and Zigbee radios for IoT integration
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What Ethernet speeds does the 901-R730-US00 access point support for mounting?
The R730 has a 5Gbps PoE_in Ethernet interface and an additional 1Gbps Ethernet interface for network connectivity.
How is the R730 powered during installation, and what is the common mistake?
It accepts uPOE, PoH, or 802.3at power via the 5Gbps PoE_in port; the common mistake is using a standard PoE injector that cannot deliver the required wattage.
When will the on-board BLE and Zigbee radios need firmware updates for IoT maintenance?
Firmware updates for the BLE and Zigbee radios are managed through the Ruckus management platform and should be applied when new IoT device compatibility or security patches are released.
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