Router de sobremesa MikroTik hAP ac³ dualband Wi‑Fi 5, Qualcomm IPQ4019 719 MHz, 5x Gigabit RJ‑45, 1x USB, PoE, 2 antenas externas, negro

hAP ac³ is an affordable home access point designed to provide strong, stable wireless coverage throughout a house. It includes external high-gain antennas for improved range, five Gigabit Ethernet ports, 256 MB RAM and a quad-core CPU for reliable performance. The device supports Power over Ethernet (PoE), has 128 MB NAND storage and a full-size USB port for adding external storage. The enclosure can be mounted vertically or horizontally and a wall mount set is included.

Advantages

External high-gain antennas extend wireless range to cover more rooms and reduce dead zones. Five Gigabit Ethernet ports allow multiple wired connections at high speed. The quad-core CPU and 256 MB RAM ensure stable performance for demanding household usage. PoE support enables flexible power arrangements, either supplying power to other devices or being powered via Ethernet. The full-size USB port and built-in NAND storage provide options for file sharing or additional storage.

Key specifications

• Model: hAP ac³
• Wireless: external high-gain antennas for extended coverage
• Ethernet: 5 × Gigabit Ethernet ports
• Processor: quad-core CPU
• Memory: 256 MB RAM
• Storage: 128 MB NAND
• Ports: full-size USB port
• Power: PoE support
• Mounting: vertical or horizontal mounting; wall mount set included

How to use

Place the hAP ac³ in a central location for optimal wireless coverage, or mount it on a wall using the included mounting set. Connect your modem to the WAN port and use the Gigabit Ethernet ports for wired devices. Configure the device using the router’s web interface or management app to set up wireless networks, security settings and any PoE configurations. Use the USB port to attach external storage if required and manage shared files through the device interface.

Recommendations

For best coverage, position the external antennas upright and avoid placing the unit inside cabinets or behind large metal objects. Use Gigabit Ethernet cables to take full advantage of wired port speeds and enable PoE according to your network power plan.