Overview

The AP4060 and AP4060X are Wi-Fi 7 universal access points. The AP4060 has an internal Omni antenna and the AP4060X supports an external antenna. Both APs are designed for the high density environments where a large number of people will access your network such as schools, warehouses, health care facilities, and stadiums. Both APs are weatherized APs and are designed for harsh conditions with an extended temperature range of -40°C to +60°C (-40°F to 140°F).

The AP4060 and AP4060X can be installed on either a 15 or 80 variable degree tilt:

15 Degree Tilt: KT-147407-02
80 Degree tilt with variable extension: MBO-ART03
12 in. Extension: KT-150173-01

Note

For all the external antennas except dipole antenna AIO-TS06360-N, there are two common orientations:

1.) Wall/pole mount facing horizontally or tilted towards the ground: This orientation allows you to use higher RF power.

2.) Any other orientation: This orientation uses lower RF power than pole mount.

For more information, see Antenna Configuration for the Horizon Rule.

The radio is capable of operating across the following frequency bands, depending upon your country of operation:

5G: 5.15-5.85GHz
5G-High: 5.5-5.85GHz
5G-Low: 5.15-5.35GHz
6G: 5.945G to 7.125G
6G-High: 6.525G to 7.125G
6G-Low: 5.945G to 6.425G

You can operate the AP4060 and AP4060X in two modes:

Mode 1: 2.4 GHz/5 GHz/6 GHz data radios and sensor
Mode 2: 2.4 GHz, and dual 5 GHz, and sensor

Note

The AP4060 and AP4060X

supports Standard Power operation on the 6 GHz band in the United States and Canada, using Automated Frequency Coordination (AFC). Certification requirements vary by region. 