Wireless Access Points
A wide-temperature outdoor AP with a fiber uplink. 3000 Mbps dual band, an SFP cage for long runs back to the core, IP67 housing and a −40 °C to +70 °C rating — the coldest and hottest point in our AP range. Campus, park, yard and industrial outdoor coverage.
Supply under your own brand, from 1 unit. Printed label samples the same day. See OEM & private label options →
Overview
Most outdoor APs are built for mild weather and a copper run of under 100 metres. The AX3000 is built for the other cases: a −40 °C to +70 °C rating covers sites that freeze overnight and bake in the afternoon, and the SFP cage lets you feed the mast with fiber rather than pushing PoE down a long copper drop.
The SFP uplink is the difference between a coverage project that works and one that keeps dropping. Fiber removes the 100 m copper limit and the lightning exposure that comes with a long Ethernet run to an outdoor pole.
The widest operating range of any AP we make. Cold-storage yards, unheated warehouses, mountain sites and desert installations are all inside spec — check the range against your site records before you commit.
Runs as a standalone fat AP with its own SSID and routing, or as a thin AP managed by an AC or gateway. We configure the mode you ask for at the factory — no firmware hunt on site.
An OEM platform: your brand on the housing, your packaging, your default SSID and admin credentials. Start from a single unit to pilot, then scale when it works.
Specifications
Three groups, same order on every AP page: radio and capacity first, power and protection second, mechanical and environmental third.
Need a parameter that is not listed here — antenna gain, power draw, radiation patterns, packaging data? Email us for the datasheet, or ask us for the document set for this model.
Detailed specifications
The complete parameter set for this model. Data below is maintained by our engineering team — if a figure is critical to your design, ask us to confirm it in writing before you commit.
Certification note. We hold no radio type approval for this line. Wireless access points and bridges are supplied for OEM and white-label programmes, and in those programmes the company whose name goes on the product — the brand owner — is responsible for type approval in each destination market. Tell us where you are selling and we will say in writing which documents we can hand over with the hardware and which ones you will need to obtain yourself.
Fat vs thin
This is the single most common way an AP project goes wrong: a thin AP arrives on site with nothing to manage it, and it will not broadcast a usable network on its own. The AX3000 is dual-mode, so either path works — but you have to pick one before we ship.
We configure fat or thin at the factory and label it accordingly, so what arrives on site is what you planned for.
Family & ordering
Mounting type decides the model family; client count and uplink decide the model. The table below is the whole AP range with the two figures that matter most.
| Model | Type | Wi-Fi | Clients | AP mode |
|---|---|---|---|---|
XD3001KCeiling, PoE uplink |
Ceiling | 3000 Mbps | 100 | — |
AX835Ceiling, IP67 |
Ceiling | Wi-Fi 6 · 3000 Mbps | 120 | Dual-mode |
AX850SFPCeiling, fiber uplink |
Ceiling | Wi-Fi 6 · 5400 Mbps | 192 | Dual-mode |
FAP818Wall plate, fits a wall box |
Wall plate | 2976 Mbps | 128 | — |
FAP834Wall plate |
Wall plate | 2976 Mbps | 128 | — |
FAP836Wall plate, 2.5G uplink |
Wall plate | 3570 Mbps | 128 | — |
HQ830-P2Outdoor, standalone |
Outdoor | 2976 Mbps | 120 | Fat AP |
HQ835Outdoor, −30 °C |
Outdoor | 2976 Mbps | 128 | Dual-mode |
AX830-P5Outdoor, fibreglass antenna |
Outdoor | 2976 Mbps | — | — |
AX5400Outdoor, SFP uplink |
Outdoor | 5378 Mbps | 192 | — |
HWAP-20Q-24VOutdoor, long range 2.4 GHz |
Outdoor | 300 Mbps | 60 | — |
AX3000This page · SFP + −40 °C |
Outdoor | Wi-Fi 6 · 3000 Mbps | 128 | Dual-mode |
AP20Outdoor, entry level |
Outdoor | 300 Mbps | 40 | Dual-mode |
AP50Outdoor, thin only |
Outdoor | 750 Mbps | 65 | Thin AP |
Two models need a warning before you buy. HWAP-20Q-24V and
AP20 run on 24 V PoE, which is non-standard — they must be powered by
their own injector and must not be connected to a standard 802.3af/at switch. And
AP50 is a thin AP only: it needs a controller. Tell us what you have on
site and we will steer you to a model that works.
Applications
Typical uses reported by distributors and system integrators working with this model.
Outdoor and semi-outdoor area coverage where the temperature swings and the run back to the switch room is long.
Pole-mounted coverage across open ground, fed by fiber so the AP sits well away from the core.
Sites that drop below −20 °C overnight — the −40 °C rating keeps the unit inside spec.
Ports, mines, quarries and construction sites where general-purpose APs do not survive.
The SFP uplink removes the copper distance limit for APs mounted high on a pole or tower.
DC 12 V input and a low power draw for installations running off a battery bank.
Downloads
The datasheet and the quick-start guide are sent by email on request — usually the same working day. User manuals and firmware are released after a short form, so we can keep track of which hardware revision you are running.
Full parameter table, antenna details and ordering information.
Mounting, PoE wiring and basic configuration for fat and thin modes.
Manual and current firmware for this hardware revision, released after a short form.
Looking for something else for this model? All documents for the AX3000 →
Request a quote
Area to cover, how many clients, what you have on site for power and management — that is enough for us to come back with a real number and the right mode setting.
Or email Brian@libtor.com