Dashboard license
Add a dashboard license to manage and monitor the access point.
Cisco MerakiWireless
8/9/9 Dbi Directional Patch, N Connector, Catalyst and Meraki
8/9/9 Dbi Directional Patch, N Connector, Catalyst and Meraki available through HTS — Environment: Outdoor, Interfaces: N Connector, Antennas: 8/9/9 dBi Directional Patch.
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- SKU
- CW-ANT-D1-NS-00
MSRP$1,552.04
Our price$1,060.35
Save $491.69(31.68% off)
376 in stock
376 available across regional distribution centers
- Regional Hub — Southeast80 in stock
- Regional Hub — East Coast80 in stock
- Regional Hub — South Central73 in stock
- Regional Hub — West Coast70 in stock
- Regional Hub — Midwest73 in stock
Arrives by Tuesday, Nov 10Ships next business day
More than a box on a truck.
- Configuration scoped to your quoteWe can pre-configure network and security hardware to your spec before it ships — VLANs, PoE budgets, firmware set — scoped and priced in your quote, not assumed into every order.
- One support line, end to endOne support line, not a manufacturer RMA queue — the team that configures it is the team you call.
- Professional installation availableProfessional installation and site turn-up available from the HTS field team.
- One vendor across your networkOne vendor, one invoice, one point of accountability across your whole network.
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Specifications
| Environment | Outdoor |
|---|---|
| Interfaces | N Connector |
| Antennas | 8/9/9 dBi Directional Patch |
| Management model | Both the MR series and the Catalyst CW access points in this family are administered from the Meraki dashboard rather than per-device CLI |
| Model-level specifications | Radio configuration, spatial streams, uplink speed, and environmental rating are published per model in the Cisco datasheets rather than as a family-wide figure |
| Operating mode | Catalyst CW access points can be managed in Meraki cloud mode or by a Catalyst wireless controller, so the intended mode must be established before licensing |
| Deployment constraint | Access point count depends on client density, application mix, ceiling height, and building fabric, and on the PoE budget available from the switch that feeds them |