Access point wireless ALLNET Apollo AX3000 dual band Wi‑Fi 6, 3000 Mbps

ALLNET Apollo AX3000 Dual Band Wi‑Fi 6 Wireless Access Point delivers an aggregate throughput of up to 3000 Mbps across 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz bands. Engineered for business and high‑density environments, this access point supports the Wi‑Fi 6 (802.11ax) standard to increase network capacity, reduce latency, and improve performance for multiple simultaneous clients. The device integrates with central management platforms and supports seamless roaming to maintain connectivity for mobile users in office networks, public hotspots, and managed Wi‑Fi deployments.

Advantages

The access point leverages OFDMA and MU‑MIMO technologies to serve more devices concurrently with lower contention and improved spectral efficiency. Dual‑band operation balances legacy device compatibility on 2.4 GHz with higher throughput on 5 GHz. Centralized management capability simplifies configuration and monitoring across multiple units, while advanced QoS and traffic handling ensure stable performance for critical applications. Security features and support for roaming help maintain reliable and continuous wireless service in multi‑AP environments.

Suitable for

• Office networks with medium to high client density
• Public hotspots in venues such as cafés, lobbies, and co‑working spaces
• Managed Wi‑Fi deployments requiring centralized control and monitoring
• Environments where smooth roaming and continuous connectivity are required

Key specifications

• Wireless standard: IEEE 802.11ax (Wi‑Fi 6)
• Aggregate throughput: up to 3000 Mbps (dual‑band)
• Frequency bands: 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz
• Multi‑user support: OFDMA and MU‑MIMO
• Management: centralized/enterprise management platform compatibility
• Roaming: seamless roaming support for client handover
• Quality of Service: traffic prioritization and QoS features

How to use

Mount the access point according to the included installation instructions, typically on a ceiling or wall for optimal coverage. Connect the device to the network using an Ethernet uplink; power can be supplied via PoE if supported by the network switch or an appropriate injector. Register the unit with the chosen management platform, apply SSID, security, and QoS settings, and place additional units to create the desired coverage and capacity. Monitor performance and client statistics through the management interface and adjust channel and power settings as needed.

Recommendations

For best performance in high‑density areas, place access points to minimize overlap while ensuring continuous coverage, enable automatic channel selection, and configure WPA3 or WPA2‑Enterprise security where supported. Use centralized management to apply consistent policies and to simplify firmware updates and troubleshooting.