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Windbit WAP841-IBE is a next-generation enterprise-grade wireless access point designed to meet the demands of high-density, high-performance Wi‑Fi environments. Built on a modern hardware architecture, it delivers reliable, high-throughput wireless connectivity for businesses, campuses, hospitality, and public venues.
Engineered for scalability and long-term reliability, the Windbit WAP841-IBE is an ideal solution for organizations seeking to upgrade their wireless networks with a future-ready access point that combines performance, stability, and enterprise-class features.
The device dynamically adjusts channels and transmission power, optimizing the radio environment and improving wireless efficiency.
Flexible for all scenarios: Web configuration in standalone access point mode, or cloud management, or ready for a wireless LAN controller.
The management platform incorporates a captive portal and integrated tools, avoiding external solutions and reducing operating costs.
Description
Windbit WAP841-IBE is a high‑performance indoor enterprise access point designed for next‑generation ultra‑dense wireless networks. Based on a quad‑radio architecture operating across 2.4 GHz, 5 GHz, and 6 GHz bands, it supports up to 8 spatial streams and delivers an aggregate wireless data rate of up to 9.3 Gbps.
The platform incorporates advanced Wi‑Fi 7‑class technologies, including higher‑order modulation, wide channel bandwidths, OFDMA, MU‑MIMO, and multi‑link operation concepts to maximize spectral efficiency and reduce latency under heavy load. Intelligent RF management enables dynamic channel assignment, adaptive power control, and interference‑aware scheduling.
For backhaul connectivity, the WAP841‑IBE integrates multi‑gigabit and 10 GbE uplink interfaces, ensuring sufficient capacity for high‑throughput wireless traffic.
It supports PoE/PoE+/PoE++ powering and can handle up to 768 concurrent client devices.
Windbit WAP841-IBE is a high‑performance indoor enterprise access point designed for next‑generation ultra‑dense wireless networks. Based on a quad‑radio architecture operating across 2.4 GHz, 5 GHz, and 6 GHz bands, it supports up to 8 spatial streams and delivers an aggregate wireless data rate of up to 9.3 Gbps.
The platform incorporates advanced Wi‑Fi 7‑class technologies, including higher‑order modulation, wide channel bandwidths, OFDMA, MU‑MIMO, and multi‑link operation concepts to maximize spectral efficiency and reduce latency under heavy load. Intelligent RF management enables dynamic channel assignment, adaptive power control, and interference‑aware scheduling.
For backhaul connectivity, the WAP841‑IBE integrates multi‑gigabit and 10 GbE uplink interfaces, ensuring sufficient capacity for high‑throughput wireless traffic.
It supports PoE/PoE+/PoE++ powering and can handle up to 768 concurrent client devices.
With 4096-QAM modulation and 802.11be, the maximum access speed can reach 9,335 Gbps. With all radios activated simultaneously, a high-speed and highly efficient Wi-Fi 7 experience is achieved.
It supports cyclic shift/delay diversity (CDD/CSD), maximum ratio combination (MRC), space-time block coding (STBC), and low-density parity checking (LDPC).
The channels can be 20 MHz, 40 MHz, 80 MHz, 160MHz, and 320 MHz.
And user isolation, detection and containment of unauthorized access points. CPU Protection Policy (CPP). Network Foundation Protection Policy (NFPP).
OFDMA allows multiple users to simultaneously receive/send packets through the AP, minimizing user contention and data forwarding, thereby reducing latency and improving network efficiency.
Encryption and authentication technologies including WPA3, 802.1X and PPSK, ensuring secure communications, advanced access control and comprehensive data protection in corporate environments.
Network administrators can encrypt and isolate separate VLANs or subnets of the same SSID, with specific authentication methods for each SSID. Supports up to 48 (16 BSSIDs per radio).
DHCPv4 server, NAT4, neighbor discovery (ND), ICMPv6, IPv6 DHCP client, static routing, PPPoE client, IPsec VPN.
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