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Ruckus 901-H350-WW00 Wi‑Fi 6 Wall Switch AP | Indoor Access Point
Ruckus Networks
MPN: 901-H350-WW00
$455.88$655.00
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Key Features
- Wi‑Fi 6 wireless LAN standard
- Dual-band 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz operation
- Wall-switch form factor
- Wired and wireless connectivity
- Gigabit Ethernet
- Indoor access point design
- Deliver room-level coverage with a wall-switch access point form factor
- Support dense client environments with Wi‑Fi 6 dual-band operation
Deliver reliable in-room connectivity where traditional ceiling access points are impractical. The Ruckus 901-H350-WW00 combines Wi‑Fi 6 performance with dual-band 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz operation in a wall-switch form factor designed for hospitality, multi-dwelling, and enterprise edge deployments.
This model is built to serve modern client density without forcing a redesign of the space. Wired and wireless connectivity gives network teams flexibility during installation, while the wall-mounted profile keeps the access point close to users for stronger local coverage in rooms and corridors. For organizations standardizing on Wi‑Fi 6, it provides a cleaner path to higher efficiency and better airtime use than legacy wireless hardware.
Choose this access point when you need dependable coverage at the edge, simpler room-level deployment, and a professional installation footprint that fits premium environments. It is a practical fit for projects where user experience, aesthetics, and network consistency all matter.
Ideal For
- Guest room wireless coverage in hospitality properties
- In-room connectivity for multi-dwelling unit deployments
- Corridor and office wall-mounted access point installations
- Enterprise WLAN refreshes requiring Wi‑Fi 6 access at the edge
Why This Product
- 1Wall-switch design fits rooms where ceiling APs are impractical
- 2Wi‑Fi 6 supports higher efficiency than legacy wireless generations
- 3Dual-band operation serves both 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz clients
- 4Gigabit Ethernet supports wired backhaul for stable deployment