HPE Aruba 560 Series Wireless Access Points Model Overview
Ideal for campuses, venues and industrial sites, the 560 Series AP offers enterprise-class Wi-Fi 6 in a rugged outdoor form factor. Two 2×2:2 radios deliver up to 1.49 Gbps aggregate throughput with OFDMA and MU-MIMO for efficient multi-user access. Its IP55-rated enclosure resists dust, moisture and extreme temperatures, while integrated Bluetooth 5 and Zigbee radios support IoT deployments. Automated provisioning and centralized management reduce operational complexity, and policy enforcement firewalls keep guest and operational traffic secure.
Key Features
1.49 Gbps aggregate Wi-Fi 6 performance
OFDMA and MU-MIMO for optimized capacity
IP55-rated, –40 °C to +65 °C; weather and wind resistant
Bluetooth 5 & Zigbee for seamless IoT integration
Zero-touch provisioning and cloud management
Dynamic segmentation and built-in firewall
Specifications
5 GHz HE80: 1.2 Gbps; 2.4 GHz HE40: 574 Mbps
Model options: internal omni or integrated directional antenna
1×1 GbE RJ-45 port for uplink
Power options: 802.3af/at PoE or 12 V DC
Power consumption: 15.6 W max; 4.2 W idle
Size: 110 × 165 × 165 mm; Weight: 1.09 kg
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Entry-level Wi-Fi 6 (802.11ax) for outdoor and warehouse environments
Weatherproof and temperature hardened, Aruba 560 series access points deliver cost-effective Wi-Fi 6 wireless connectivity in outdoor and environmentally challenging locations.
Purpose-built to survive in the harshest outdoor environments, 560 series can withstand exposure to extreme high and low temperatures, persistent moisture and precipitation, and are fully sealed to keep out airborne contaminants. All electrical interfaces include industrial strength surge protection.
Aruba Wi-Fi 6 access points provide high-performance connectivity for any organization experiencing growing numbers of IoT and mobility requirements. With maximum aggregate on air data rate of 1.49 Gbps (HE80/HE20), they deliver the speed and reliability needed for most environments.
The Aruba advanced ClientMatch technology and an integrated Bluetooth beacon can help enable Aruba location services.
What wireless performance does the HPE Aruba 560 Series AP deliver?
The HPE Aruba 560 Series AP delivers up to 1.49 Gbps aggregate Wi-Fi 6 throughput, with 1.2 Gbps on the 5 GHz HE80 band and 574 Mbps on the 2.4 GHz HE40 band. Its dual 2×2:2 radios utilize OFDMA and MU-MIMO technology to optimize capacity and efficiently serve multiple users simultaneously.
Is the HPE Aruba 560 Series suitable for outdoor installations?
Yes, the 560 Series is purpose-built for outdoor deployment with an IP55-rated enclosure that resists dust and moisture. It operates reliably in extreme temperatures ranging from –40 °C to +65 °C and is designed to withstand weather and wind resistance, making it ideal for campuses, venues, and industrial sites.
What IoT connectivity options are integrated into this access point?
The HPE Aruba 560 Series includes integrated Bluetooth 5 and Zigbee radios to support seamless IoT deployments alongside your Wi-Fi 6 network. This multi-radio approach allows you to connect and manage both traditional wireless devices and IoT sensors from a single access point.
How is the HPE Aruba 560 Series provisioned and managed?
The 560 Series features zero-touch provisioning and centralized cloud management, which significantly reduces operational complexity. Dynamic segmentation and built-in firewall capabilities enable policy enforcement to keep guest and operational traffic secure without additional hardware.
What power options are available for the HPE Aruba 560 Series?
The access point supports flexible power delivery through either 802.3af/at PoE or 12 V DC input, with maximum power consumption of 15.6 W and idle consumption of just 4.2 W. This flexibility simplifies deployment in outdoor environments where traditional PoE infrastructure may not be available.
What antenna options does the HPE Aruba 560 Series offer?
We offer the 560 Series in two antenna configurations: internal omnidirectional antennas for 360-degree coverage, or integrated directional antennas for focused coverage in specific directions. Your choice depends on your deployment topology and coverage requirements at your site.
