HPE Aruba AP-655 RW Campus AP

Deliver the highest levels of performance with Wi-Fi 6E—greater capacity, wider channels, and less interference.

Meet Aruba’s flagship Wi-Fi 6E access point
With up to 1200 MHz of new channels, capacity is nearly tripled—so you can meet growing demands due to bandwidth-hungry video, increasing numbers of client and IoT devices, and growth in cloud.

Greater capacity with 6GHz
The 650 Series APs are indoor access points that are fully equipped to support the 6 GHz band for faster performance, wider channels, and minimal interference. Our flagship campus Wi-Fi 6E APs deliver 7.8 Gbps maximum aggregate data rates and 4x4 MU-MIMO.

Maximize channel utilization
Aruba’s patented ultra tri-band filtering allows organizations to take full advantage of 6GHz unlicensed spectrum by dynamically adjusting the available channels to eliminate signal interference and performance degradation.

Highly efficient and secure
Wi-Fi 6E extends the 802.11ax standard to the 6GHz band. All the efficiency and security enhancements including orthogonal frequency-division multiple access (OFDMA), Multi-User MIMO, Enhanced Open, and WPA3 are supported.

IoT ready
Integrated Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) and Zigbee support make it easier to deploy and manage IoT, including asset tracking, security solutions, and sensors.

Wi-Fi 6E for your most demanding environments
Aruba 650 Series APs take advantage of the 6 GHz band for fast, secure connectivity plus configurable 5 Gbps dual Ethernet ports for high availability.

Highly resilient
Provide hitless failover for data and power with two configurable HPE ® Smart Rate ethernet ports that can support 1, 2.5, or 5 Gbps.

Secure connectivity
Supports WPA3 and Enhanced Open as part of the Wi-Fi 6E standard for stronger guest access and data encryption.

Automatic role-based access enforcement
Centrally configure and automatically enforce role-based policies across wired and wireless networks.

Dynamic traffic steering
Load balance traffic for better performance by automatically steering traffic from the 2.4 GHz band to the preferred 5 GHz or 6 GHz band.