MPN: Q9H57A·By: HPE
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The Hewlett Packard Enterprise Aruba AP-514 RW is an enterprise indoor wireless access point designed for modern Wi-Fi 6 deployments. As part of the Aruba 510 Series, it supports dual-radio operation with 5 GHz 802.11ax 4x4 MIMO and 2.4 GHz 802.11ax 2x2 MIMO, enabling efficient use of spectrum in dense client environments. The AP-514 model uses external antennas, giving network designers flexibility in antenna selection and placement. It is positioned as a Wi-Fi 6 indoor access point suitable for enterprise applications where reliable connectivity and scalable wireless coverage are required. With support for 802.11ax across both bands, the AP helps organizations transition to newer client devices while maintaining compatibility with earlier Wi-Fi standards. This model is targeted at IT teams standardizing on Aruba 510 Series hardware for unified management and consistent performance characteristics in campus and indoor enterprise networks.
| Manufacturer part # | Q9H57A |
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| Brand | HPE |
| Condition | New |
| Model | AP-514 (RW) |
| Series | Aruba AP-514 |
| Use Case | Unified campus access point |
| Technology | Wi-Fi 6 (802.11ax) |
| Antenna Type | External antennas (requires 4 antennas) |
| Product Line | HPE Aruba Networking 510 Series Campus Access Points |
| Product Type | Wireless access point |
| Frequency Bands | 2.4 GHz; 5 GHz |
Suitable for enterprise indoor networks that require a Wi-Fi 6 access point with dual-radio support, using 5 GHz 4x4 MIMO and 2.4 GHz 2x2 MIMO for flexible coverage and capacity.
Fits campus wireless LAN designs based on the Aruba 510 Series, where standardizing on a dual-radio 802.11ax platform simplifies planning and operations.
Appropriate for higher density client areas where dual-radio Wi-Fi 6 operation across 5 GHz and 2.4 GHz bands is required to handle concurrent users.
Useful in environments needing external antennas, allowing tailored antenna selection to match challenging indoor layouts while leveraging Aruba 510 Series capabilities.
The Aruba AP-514 RW is described as a Wi-Fi 6 indoor access point, meaning it supports the 802.11ax standard. This applies to both its 5 GHz and 2.4 GHz radios, allowing enterprises to deploy a modern wireless infrastructure that aligns with current client device capabilities while remaining compatible with previous Wi-Fi generations.
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[email protected]| MIMO Configuration |
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| 5 GHz 4x4 MIMO; 2.4 GHz 2x2 MIMO |
| Radio Configuration | Dual radio 4x4:4 + 2x2:2 |
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| Maximum Data Rate 5 GHz | 4800 Mbit/s |
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| Installation Environment | Indoor |
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| Maximum Clients per Radio | Not specified for Q9H57A on consulted sources |
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| Maximum Data Rate 2.4 GHz | 575 Mbit/s |
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| Maximum Aggregate Data Rate | 5375 Mbit/s |
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| Ethernet Ports | Not specified for Q9H57A on consulted sources |
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| Wi-Fi Security | Not specified for Q9H57A on consulted sources |
| Wi-Fi Standard | IEEE 802.11a/b/g/n/ac/ax |
| Management Type | Unified campus AP (controller-based or cloud-managed depending on Aruba deployment) |
| Power over Ethernet Support | Not explicitly specified for Q9H57A on consulted sources |
This access point uses a dual-radio configuration. The 5 GHz radio operates with 4x4 MIMO, and the 2.4 GHz radio operates with 2x2 MIMO under the 802.11ax standard. This structure allows the AP to serve different device types and traffic profiles on each band, improving flexibility in network design and client distribution.
Yes, the AP-514 model is specifically identified as an external-antenna access point. This means antenna elements are not integrated into the housing and can be selected separately. Such a design is useful when deployments need tailored antenna patterns or gains to match specific indoor layouts and coverage requirements.
The Aruba AP-514 RW belongs to the Aruba 510 Series of campus access points from Hewlett Packard Enterprise. Being part of this series helps organizations standardize on a common platform, which can simplify configuration practices, firmware management, and overall lifecycle planning across multiple sites or buildings.
The product is categorized as a Wi-Fi 6 indoor access point, indicating it is intended for indoor deployments. Its design and radio configuration are aligned with enterprise and campus indoor environments, where dual-radio 802.11ax capabilities and external antennas can be used to optimize coverage and capacity.
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