Wireless access point Usorteret RG-RAP73PRO — tri-band 2.4/5/6 GHz, 13657 Mbit/s, PoE, white

Usorteret RG-RAP73PRO is a tri-band wireless access point that supports 2.4 GHz, 5 GHz and 6 GHz bands and delivers an aggregated maximum data rate of 13,657 Mbit/s. Encased in a white enclosure and designed for enterprise and campus Wi‑Fi deployments, this access point supports Power over Ethernet (PoE) installation and draws up to 30 W of power. It implements Wi‑Fi 7 technologies including Multi-Link Operation (MLO) and 4K‑QAM to enable higher throughput and more efficient multi‑client handling.

Advantages

The RG-RAP73PRO provides next‑generation wireless speeds and is optimised for high‑density scenarios where many clients operate simultaneously. Multi‑Link Operation improves reliability and throughput by allowing devices to use multiple bands concurrently, while 4K‑QAM increases the efficiency of data transmission for compatible clients. An SFP+ port allows integration with high‑capacity wired backhaul and the support for PoE simplifies mounting and power provisioning in ceilings or on walls.

Suitable for

• Enterprise offices and conference rooms requiring high client density support
• University and campus environments with mixed client types and heavy traffic
• High‑capacity public venues such as auditoriums, hotels, and multi‑floor buildings
• Deployments needing fibre or high‑speed aggregation via SFP+ backhaul

Key specifications

• Wireless bands: 2.4 GHz, 5 GHz, 6 GHz
• Maximum aggregated data rate: 13,657 Mbit/s
• Wi‑Fi standards supported: IEEE 802.11a/b/g/n/ac/ax/be
• Advanced features: Multi‑Link Operation (MLO), 4K‑QAM
• Wired interfaces: SFP+ for high‑speed backhaul
• Power: Power over Ethernet (PoE) support; maximum power consumption 30 W
• Chassis colour: white

How to use

Install the RG-RAP73PRO at a central position that provides clear coverage of the target area and connect it to the network switch or aggregation device using the SFP+ or Ethernet uplink. If PoE is available on the switch, power can be supplied over the Ethernet cable; otherwise use a compatible PoE injector or power source that meets the device power requirements. Configure SSIDs, security settings and band steering or MLO features through the controller or device management interface according to your network design. Verify firmware is up to date and test coverage and client connectivity after placement.

Usage recommendations

For optimal performance in high‑density environments, enable Multi‑Link Operation and 4K‑QAM where supported by client devices, use SFP+ backhaul to avoid uplink bottlenecks, and ensure adequate PoE power budget on the supplying switch. Place the access point away from large metal obstructions and standard sources of RF interference, and perform a site survey to determine ideal mounting height and orientation.