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HP 8987-69001 54Mbps Access Point 530
- Wireless Standard: 802.11g (or similar 54Mbps standard)
- Data Transfer Rate: Up to 54 Mbps
- Model: Access Point 530
- Designed for business and enterprise use
- Provides wireless network access
- Reliable connectivity for standard office applications
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Product Overview
The HP 8987-69001 is a 54Mbps Wireless Access Point, specifically the Access Point 530 model. It provides wireless network connectivity with a focus on reliable performance for business environments. This model offers a balance of speed and stability for typical office networking needs.
Technical Information
| Product Type | Access Point |
| Wireless Data Transfer Rate | 54 Mbps |
Additional Specifications
| Model | Access Point 530 |
| Connectivity Technology | Wireless |
Product Description
The HP 8987-69001, identified as the Access Point 530, is a wireless networking device designed to provide reliable Wi-Fi connectivity in business settings. Operating at a maximum data transfer rate of 54 Mbps, this access point typically adheres to the 802.11g wireless standard, which was a prevalent technology for delivering adequate wireless speeds for common office tasks during its era. This model is built to support the networking needs of small to medium-sized businesses, offering a stable platform for connecting laptops, desktops, and other wireless-enabled devices to the corporate network. While not as fast as modern Wi-Fi standards, the 54 Mbps throughput is sufficient for email, web browsing, and access to shared network resources, ensuring productivity for users within its coverage area. The Access Point 530 is likely designed for ease of deployment and management within an enterprise infrastructure. It would typically connect to a wired network via an Ethernet port and broadcast a wireless signal, allowing devices to connect wirelessly. Its focus on business use suggests it may include features for security and network management relevant to corporate environments.
