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Compatible accessories and licences
Support and hardware replacement iA support contract (Cisco Smart Net) gives you Cisco TAC around the clock, software updates and a replacement part if the hardware fails – the level decides how fast the part arrives. The contract can run for 1, 3 or 5 years – choose the term in the quote basket. Without one, the manufacturer's standard warranty applies. Read the guide: How Cisco licensing works →1 option
Power iA PoE injector powers a single access point when the switch port has no PoE. The AIR-PWRINJ6 delivers up to 30 W (PoE+); Wi-Fi 6E/7 may need an 802.3bt injector. Read the guide: PoE – is there enough power? →2 options
Transceivers 1G SFP iEvery fibre port needs a transceiver. SR = multimode fibre within the building, LR = single-mode up to 10 km, T = copper (RJ45). Between switches in the same rack a DAC cable (CU) is cheapest. Read the guide: Transceivers and cables – what fits? →22 options
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Multimode (short reach)
Singlemode (long reach)
CWDM/DWDM
Transceivers 10G SFP+ iEvery fibre port needs a transceiver. SR = multimode fibre within the building, LR = single-mode up to 10 km, T = copper (RJ45). Between switches in the same rack a DAC cable (CU) is cheapest. Read the guide: Transceivers and cables – what fits? →39 options
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Multimode (short reach)
Singlemode (long reach)
Copper (RJ45)
DAC cable
AOC cable
Adapter
CWDM/DWDM
Other
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The Cisco IW9167EH-E-URWB is an access point in the Cisco Industrial Wireless (IW) series with 2 ports. Performance: Wi-Fi 6E, outdoor. The series has 8 models in our range. Compare all models in the series →
Part number
IW9167EH-E-URWB
Manufacturer
Cisco
Series
Cisco Industrial Wireless (IW)
Network ports
2
Performance
Wi-Fi 6E, outdoor
Performance is stated as "up to" according to the manufacturer's datasheet and varies with configuration. See the manufacturer's datasheet for full details. The details are being verified.
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