Cisco Aironet 2800e AIR-AP2802E-E-K9 Wireless Access Point
Deploy controller-based enterprise wireless connectivity with the Cisco Aironet 2800e AIR-AP2802E-E-K9 access point. This dual-band platform is specified with 2.4GHz 3×4:3 radio capability and 802.11ac wireless technology, giving wireless planners a clearly defined option for campus, office, branch, and managed network deployments. Its controller-based design supports centralized wireless architecture planning, while the Aironet 2800e family provides a platform-specific choice for organizations standardizing Cisco access points. Confirm controller support, licensing, power, mounting, regional requirements, and wireless design before installation.
Key Features
- Dual-band wireless access point
- 2.4GHz 3×4:3 radio configuration
- 802.11ac wireless standard
- Controller-based management model
- Cisco Aironet 2800e platform
Product Specifications
- Part Number: AIR-AP2802E-E-K9
- Manufacturer: Cisco
- Platform Family: Aironet 2800e
- Wireless Bands: Dual band
- 2.4GHz Radio Configuration: 3×4:3
- Wireless Standard: 802.11ac
- Management Type: Controller-based
- Component Type: Wireless access point
Use Cases
- Building managed campus Wi-Fi
- Supporting enterprise and branch wireless networks
- Replacing a compatible Aironet access point
- Standardizing controller-based wireless infrastructure
Compatibility
The AIR-AP2802E-E-K9 is identified for Cisco Aironet 2800e controller-based deployments. Confirm the wireless controller, licensing, power, mounting, regional configuration, software, and site requirements before installation.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What wireless standard is listed?
- The access point is specified with 802.11ac technology.
- What radio configuration is provided?
- The product lists a 2.4GHz 3×4:3 radio configuration.
- How is the access point managed?
- It is identified as a controller-based wireless access point.
The AIR-AP2802E-E-K9 provides a focused Cisco Aironet option for dual-band controller-based wireless deployments. Verify the controller and site requirements before ordering so the access point fits the existing wireless architecture. Using the exact model supports cleaner enterprise rollouts, consistent hardware standards, and more predictable replacement planning.


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