Draadloos access point Cisco AIR-AP2802I-E-K9-RFB 802.11ac W2 met client-side 3x4:3 MU-MIMO

Cisco AIR-AP2802I-E-K9-RFB is an indoor 802.11ac Wave 2 wireless access point designed for enterprise and high-density environments. The access point supports client-side 3x4:3 MU-MIMO, dual-band operation (2.4 GHz and 5 GHz) and centralized management when deployed with Cisco wireless controllers. It delivers reliable Wi‑Fi connectivity suitable for offices, classrooms and public spaces while supporting simultaneous multi-user connections and advanced radio management features.

Advantages

The AIR-AP2802I-E-K9-RFB offers improved spectral efficiency and higher client throughput through 3x4:3 MU-MIMO technology and Wave 2 802.11ac features. Dual-band radios provide both legacy and high-speed connections while Cisco integration enables centralized configuration, policy enforcement and monitoring. The unit supports enterprise-grade security and quality of service controls, enabling predictable performance in high-density deployments and simplified lifecycle management when used within a Cisco infrastructure.

Suitable for

• Enterprise office networks requiring centralized management and secure Wi‑Fi
• High-density spaces such as auditoriums, lecture halls and conference centers
• Educational campuses and classrooms with multiple concurrent users
• Public venues and shared workspaces needing reliable dual-band coverage

Key specifications

• Model: AIR-AP2802I-E-K9-RFB
• Wireless standard: 802.11ac Wave 2
• Client-side MU-MIMO: 3x4:3
• Bands: Dual-band (2.4 GHz and 5 GHz)
• Management: Centralized via Cisco wireless controllers
• Target use: Indoor, enterprise and high-density environments
• Brand: Cisco
• MPN: AIR-AP2802I-E-K9-RFB

How to use

Install the access point in an appropriate indoor location with good line-of-sight to the intended coverage area. Connect power via PoE-capable switch or an approved power injector and link the Ethernet uplink to the network. Adopt and configure the AP using a compatible Cisco wireless controller or Cisco DNA Center to apply SSIDs, security policies and radio settings. Verify channel planning, transmit power and client density settings through the controller dashboard to optimise performance. Monitor device health and client statistics regularly using the controller’s management tools.

Recommendations

Place access points to avoid physical obstructions and RF interference sources, maintain appropriate spacing for high-density environments, and use controller-driven channel planning and QoS policies for best results. Ensure firmware and controller software are kept up to date and apply enterprise security settings (WPA2/WPA3 where supported) to protect the wireless network.