MPN: JW160A·By: HPE
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The Hewlett Packard Enterprise Aruba AP-115 JW160A is an indoor enterprise wireless access point designed for organizations standardizing on 802.11n. It is positioned as a dual-radio 802.11n 3x3 access point, aligning with environments that require concurrent radios to support multiple client devices and services. As part of the Aruba 110 Series, the AP-115 fits deployments where consistent wireless coverage and centralized management are priorities. Classified as an enterprise-level device, it is suited to controlled office or campus interiors rather than outdoor use. This model focuses on delivering 802.11n connectivity using a 3x3 radio configuration, which is relevant for teams planning capacity and radio design. The AP-115’s role as an indoor enterprise access point makes it appropriate for network refresh projects and standardized rollouts where 802.11n-based access layers are still in scope.
| Manufacturer part # | JW160A |
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| Brand | HPE |
| Condition | Refurbished |
| Model | Aruba AP-115 |
| Form Factor | Indoor access point |
| Antenna Type | Internal omnidirectional antennas |
| MIMO Streams | 3x3:3 spatial streams |
| Product Line | Aruba AP-100 Series |
| Product Type | Dual-radio wireless access point |
| QoS Features | WMM (Wi-Fi Multimedia), traffic prioritization for voice and video |
| Product Series | Aruba 100 Series |
Suitable for enterprise wireless LAN designs that standardize on dual-radio 802.11n 3x3 access points for consistent coverage across office floors.
Designed as an indoor enterprise access point, fitting controlled office environments that require stable 802.11n connectivity for employees and devices.
Applicable to campus interiors where a common Aruba AP-115 dual-radio 802.11n 3x3 platform is deployed across multiple buildings.
Useful in projects where legacy wireless infrastructure is being refreshed to standardized Aruba AP-115 indoor enterprise access points using 802.11n.
Relevant for locations with multiple concurrent wireless clients that benefit from a dual-radio 802.11n 3x3 access point architecture.
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[email protected]| Device Placement | Indoor enterprise deployment |
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| Housing Material | Plastic enclosure |
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| Mounting Options | Ceiling and wall mountable |
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| Radio Configuration | Dual 3x3:3 MIMO radios |
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| Intended Environment | Indoor enterprise deployment |
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| Maximum Number of SSIDs | Up to 16 BSSIDs per radio |
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| Installation Environment | Enterprise campus and branch offices |
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| Maximum Clients Supported | Up to 255 associated client devices |
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| Number of Internal Antennas | 3 internal antennas per radio (3x3 configuration) |
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| Security Protocols Supported | WPA, WPA2, 802.1X |
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| Maximum Theoretical Data Rate | Up to 450 Mbps per radio (up to 900 Mbps aggregate) |
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| Maximum Data Rate per Spatial Stream | Up to 150 Mbps per spatial stream |
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| Controller-Based / Controllerless Mode | Controller-based Aruba access point (not Instant AP) |
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| MTBF | 560000 hours at 25°C |
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| Power Supply Type | Power over Ethernet (PoE) only, via 802.3af |
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| Maximum Power Consumption | 12.5 W (typical under full load) |
| Console Port | 1 x serial console interface (micro-USB / proprietary, depending on cable) |
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| Ethernet Ports | 2 |
| LED Indicators | System status LED, radio status LEDs |
| Wi-Fi Technology | 802.11n dual-radio access point |
| Wireless Standard | IEEE 802.11n |
| Management Features | Centralized management via Aruba controller |
| Radio Frequency Bands | 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz concurrent operation |
| RF Management Features | Adaptive Radio Management (ARM) |
| Network Protocol Support | IPv4, IPv6, DHCP, DNS |
| Input Power over Ethernet | 48 V DC nominal (supplied via PoE) |
| Primary Ethernet Port Type | 1 x 10/100/1000BASE-T (RJ-45) |
| Power over Ethernet Support | 802.3af PoE on primary Ethernet port |
| Secondary Ethernet Port Type | 1 x 10/100/1000BASE-T (RJ-45) pass-through |
| Management Interface Protocols | SNMP, web-based management via controller, CLI via console |
The HPE Aruba AP-115 JW160A is described as a dual-radio 802.11n access point. This indicates that it is designed around the 802.11n wireless standard rather than newer generations. For network engineers, this helps align compatibility expectations with existing 802.11n client devices and informs upgrade planning for future wireless standards.
Yes, the Aruba AP-115 JW160A is explicitly categorized as an indoor enterprise access point. This means it is intended for use in controlled indoor environments such as office floors or campus interiors, rather than outdoor or harsh industrial settings. Procurement teams can specify it confidently for standard office and campus wireless projects.
The Aruba AP-115 is identified as a dual-radio 802.11n 3x3:3 access point. This description indicates that it uses two radios and a 3x3:3 spatial stream configuration. These characteristics are important when planning RF capacity and comparing it with other access points that may have different radio or spatial stream configurations.
The AP-115 JW160A is positioned as an indoor enterprise access point, which makes it suitable for enterprise-level deployments such as corporate offices and campus interiors. Its classification as a dual-radio 802.11n 3x3:3 device aligns it with standardized enterprise wireless infrastructures built around the 802.11n standard.
Procurement teams may select the Aruba AP-115 because it is clearly defined as an enterprise-level indoor access point using dual-radio 802.11n with a 3x3:3 configuration. These attributes provide a consistent technical baseline for large-scale deployments and make it easier to standardize on a single access point class across multiple sites.
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