Trendnet TEW-826DAP AC2200 Poe+ Tri-band Access Point

Product Description

The TRENDNET TEW-826DAP is an AC2200 tri-band wireless access point designed for professional network installations requiring reliable, high-throughput wireless coverage. Operating across three radio bands, it delivers combined wireless speeds up to AC2200, making it suited for dense environments where multiple concurrent connections are the norm. The unit supports PoE+ (IEEE 802.3at) power delivery, allowing it to receive power directly over the network cable and eliminating the need for a dedicated power outlet at the installation point. Network technicians and low-voltage contractors are the primary installers for this type of unit.

The TEW-826DAP is intended for commercial and professional environments where centralized wireless infrastructure is required. Typical installation scenarios include office buildouts, warehouses, schools, and multi-tenant facilities where ceiling or wall mounting is used to maximize coverage. As a managed access point, it fits into structured cabling deployments where a PoE+ capable switch provides both data and power to the unit. Its tri-band radio configuration helps distribute client load across multiple frequencies to reduce congestion in high-density areas.

Key Features

• AC2200 tri-band wireless for high-throughput, multi-client environments
• PoE+ (802.3at) powered — no separate power supply or outlet required at mount location
• Three radio bands allow client load distribution to reduce channel congestion
• Compact form factor suited for ceiling or wall-mount deployment
• Sold individually (unit of measure: each)

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style wireless access point for use with PoE+ capable network switches in commercial or professional wireless infrastructure deployments.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed low-voltage or network cabling contractor. Ensure the upstream switch or injector is rated for PoE+ (802.3at) output before connecting the unit. Power down or disconnect the network port before mounting or repositioning the access point. Follow local building codes and structured cabling standards (such as ANSI/TIA-568) for cable routing and termination.