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The Cisco C9120AXP-N is a multi-radio outdoor Wi-Fi 6E access point built for enterprises requiring both multi-gigabit wireless speeds and industrial-grade resilience. Optimized for ports, mining operations, and smart grid substations, it features a die-cast aluminum enclosure with IP67 rating and operates in -40°C to 65°C environments. Unique to this model is its NEBS Level 3 compliance, making it suitable for telecom central offices and critical infrastructure.
Metric | C9120AXP-N | C9120AXP-C |
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Max Throughput | 12.3 Gbps | 9.6 Gbps |
Time Sync Accuracy | ±50 ns | ±500 ns |
NEBS Compliance | Level 3 | Not Certified |
Concurrent Radios | 3 Dedicated | 2 Shared |
Q: How does it handle electromagnetic interference in substations?
A: Shielded RF chambers and adaptive DFS filter out EMI from high-voltage transformers, maintaining <0.1% packet loss.
Q: Can it replace wired SCADA connections?
A: Yes, when paired with Cisco IOx edge compute, it enables wireless IEC 61850-9-2 LE for grid protection systems.
Q: What’s the lifespan in coastal salt fog environments?
A: The anodized aluminum housing and corrosion-resistant connectors ensure 10+ years operation in MIL-STD-810G salt fog tests.
For organizations managing critical infrastructure, the “C9120AXP-N” is available through itmall.sale with NEBS-certified configuration audits and optional 7-year extended firmware support beyond Cisco’s EoL announcements.
Having designed networks for offshore wind farms, the C9120AXP-N’s sub-microsecond timing sync eliminates the last barrier to replacing wired IEC 61850 links. While its 3K+pricepointexceedsstandardAPs,thecostoflayingfiberacrossroughterrain—often3K+ price point exceeds standard APs, the cost of laying fiber across rough terrain—often 3K+pricepointexceedsstandardAPs,thecostoflayingfiberacrossroughterrain—often500+/meter—makes this a bargain. For utilities modernizing legacy grids, this isn’t just an AP; it’s the backbone of tomorrow’s self-healing infrastructure.