Comparison

Best Outdoor Access Points — Compared by Spec

Outdoor sites come down to three things: ingress rating, antenna type and power method. Here is every outdoor AP we supply, side by side.

How we sort

Sorted by throughput. The "To confirm" column flags models without a published IP rating or power method — for outdoor sites both must be confirmed in writing.

Spec comparison table

10 models in stock

CF-EW87Outdoor Wireless AP3600Mbps2.4/5.8GHzWiFi 6PoEFull data publishedSpecs & photos

CF-WA971Outdoor Wireless AP3600Mbps2.4/5.8GHzWiFi 6PoEFull data publishedSpecs & photos

CF-WA973Outdoor Wireless AP3600Mbps2.4/5.8GHzWiFi 6PoEFull data publishedSpecs & photos

CF-WA933Outdoor Wireless AP3000Mbps2.4/5.8GHzWiFi 6PoEFull data publishedSpecs & photos

CF-WA937Outdoor Wireless AP3000Mbps2.4/5.8GHzWiFi 6PoEFull data publishedSpecs & photos

WA-3000HOutdoor Wireless AP3000Mbps2.4GHz and 5.8GHzWiFi 6PoEFull data publishedSpecs & photos

HW-621G-ME-01Outdoor Wireless AP3000Mbps2.4GHz and 5.8GHzWiFi 6PoEFull data publishedSpecs & photos

HW-621H-RE-01Outdoor Wireless AP3000Mbps2.4GHz and 5.8GHzPoEIP67Full data publishedSpecs & photos

WA-1800HOutdoor Wireless AP1800Mbps2.4G and 5.8GHzWiFi 6PoEFull data publishedSpecs & photos

HW-521G-SE-01Outdoor Wireless AP1800Mbps2.4GHz and 5.8GHzPoEIP67Full data publishedSpecs & photos

Model	Category	速率 / Speed	频段 / Bands	标准 / Standard	天线 / Antenna	供电 / Power	防护 / Rating	To confirm	Details
CF-EW87	Outdoor Wireless AP	3600Mbps	2.4/5.8GHz	IEEE802.11a/b/g/n/ac/ax/be	External 3*5dBi	POE (48V/0.32A) / DC (12V/1.5A)	IP67	Full data published	Specs & photos
CF-WA971	Outdoor Wireless AP	3600Mbps	2.4/5.8GHz	IEEE802.11a/b/g/n/ac/ax/be	Directional Antenna	POE (48V/0.5A)	IP67	Full data published	Specs & photos
CF-WA973	Outdoor Wireless AP	3600Mbps	2.4/5.8GHz	IEEE802.11a/b/g/n/ac/ax/be	External 4*6dBi	POE (48V/0.5A)	IP67	Full data published	Specs & photos
CF-WA933	Outdoor Wireless AP	3000Mbps	2.4/5.8GHz	IEEE802.11a/b/g/n/ac/ax	Built in 5*4dBi	48V 0.5A POE Power Adapter 12V DC	IP66	Full data published	Specs & photos
CF-WA937	Outdoor Wireless AP	3000Mbps	2.4/5.8GHz	IEEE802.11a/b/g/n/ac/ax	External 6*8dBi	48V 0.5A POE Power Adapter	IP67	Full data published	Specs & photos
WA-3000H	Outdoor Wireless AP	3000Mbps	2.4GHz and 5.8GHz	IEEE802.11ax (Wi-Fi 6)	External 5 x 8dBi fibreglass omni antennas	48V PoE	IP67	Full data published	Specs & photos
HW-621G-ME-01	Outdoor Wireless AP	3000Mbps	2.4GHz and 5.8GHz	IEEE802.11ax (Wi-Fi 6)	external 6 7dbi high gain fiberglass omnidirectional antennas	48V PoE (up to 100m)	IP67	Full data published	Specs & photos
HW-621H-RE-01	Outdoor Wireless AP	3000Mbps	2.4GHz and 5.8GHz	—	external 4 7dbi high gain fiberglass omnidirectional antennas	48V PoE (up to 100m)	IP67	Full data published	Specs & photos
WA-1800H	Outdoor Wireless AP	1800Mbps	2.4G and 5.8GHz	IEEE802.11ax (Wi-Fi 6)	External 4 x 8dBi fibreglass omni antennas	48V PoE	IP67	Full data published	Specs & photos
HW-521G-SE-01	Outdoor Wireless AP	1800Mbps	2.4GHz and 5.8GHz	—	External 2 x 6dBi fibreglass omni antennas	48V PoE (up to 100m)	IP67	Full data published	Specs & photos

The table draws on the same data as our product pages and stays in step with them. Prices move with volume and FX — quoted on request.

Choosing by scenario

Parks, factories, wide areas

Check antenna gain and IP rating (IP66 or better) plus PoE reach.

Remote sites, farms, point-to-point

These usually call for a 5.8GHz directional bridge rather than an omni outdoor AP.

Pole or lamp-post mounting

Check the supplied pole-mount bracket and unit size; pole diameter and weight drive the labour.

Can these ship together

Outdoor APs can share a container with bridges and PoE switches to avoid a second shipment.

Sourcing Service

Questions

Q1What is the difference between IP65 and IP66?

IP65 resists water jets, IP66 resists powerful jets. For permanent outdoor exposure in rainy regions, start at IP66.

Q2Can I use a model with no published rating?

It means the datasheet does not disclose it. For outdoor use, choose IP65 or above, or ask us to confirm with the factory before quoting.

Related knowledge

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