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Wireless access points across three Wi-Fi generations
Ceiling, wall and outdoor access points from the supplied brands — with the UniFi U7 line leading the current listings on this desk.
What is moving now
Our current listings lead with Ubiquiti's UniFi U7 family — U7 Lite, U7 Outdoor, U7 Pro and U7 Pro XG access points headline our product index — alongside Wi-Fi 6 and 6E ranges from Aruba, Ruckus, Huawei and Cisco.
When you brief a wireless inquiry, name the environment as well as the model: ceiling height, indoor or outdoor mounting, and user density per AP all change which model the desk quotes. If the design is controller-based, say so — controller lines sit on the wireless controllers page.
Wireless subcategories
Coverage is a property of the building
Access point counts mean little without the building: floor area, ceiling height, construction materials and the density of people per room set how many APs a design needs and where they sit. Inquiries that include a floor sketch in words — area per floor, room types, mounting points — get AP counts that survive contact with the site.
Outdoor coverage is its own brief. Yard, campus and car-park coverage needs outdoor-rated units positioned for the space, not indoor units moved outside. Mark outdoor areas separately on the inquiry, with mounting heights where the design fixes them.
Common questions
Which AP brands can you supply?
Ubiquiti UniFi leads the current listings; Aruba, Ruckus, Huawei and Cisco wireless ranges are also listed brands on this desk.
Indoor and outdoor models?
Both — the U7 Outdoor is one of the listed models. Name the mounting environment in your inquiry.
Can you help sanity-check an AP count?
Send the floor areas, room types and user density per area, and the quotation will price the design's count — flagging areas where the count looks thin for the stated density.