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Cisco Aironet 1600/2600/3600 Series Access Point Deployment Guide
Cisco Aironet Series Access Points
Cisco Aironet Series Access Points
Cisco Aironet 3600, 2600, 1600, and 600 Series Access Points (APs) provide highly secure and reliable
wireless connections for both indoor and outdoor environments.
wireless connections for both indoor and outdoor environments.
illustrates the product
portfolio, which ranges from the entry-level 600 Series for basic connectivity to the 3600 Series for
best-in-class performance.
best-in-class performance.
Figure 1
Access Point Portfolio Placement
Internal and External Antennas
The 3600, 2600, and 1600 Series offer models with internal or external antennas.
describe the internal and external antenna models for each series.
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APs with internal antennas have an “i” (for example, AP 3600i) in the model number. They have
captured antennas, which are part of the housing and not removable, and are designed for indoor
enterprise installations where office aesthetics are a primary concern.
captured antennas, which are part of the housing and not removable, and are designed for indoor
enterprise installations where office aesthetics are a primary concern.
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APs with external antennas have an “e” (for example, AP 3600e) in the model number. They are
more rugged and are designed for industrial use in locations such as hospitals, factories, warehouses,
and other locations where there is a need for external antennas or extended operating temperatures.
The external antenna models also support mounting inside NEMA enclosures for use in the most
demanding environments.
more rugged and are designed for industrial use in locations such as hospitals, factories, warehouses,
and other locations where there is a need for external antennas or extended operating temperatures.
The external antenna models also support mounting inside NEMA enclosures for use in the most
demanding environments.