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Extreme Wireless 802.11be

Wi-Fi 7 Indoor AP4020

Technical Specifications

Overview of AP4020

The AP4020 is an ExtremeCloud IQ managed, Wi-Fi 7 (802.11be) universal

indoor access point (AP). It has a quad-radio design with three 2x2:2 radios for

use across the 6 GHz, 5 GHz, and 2.4 GHz bands. It also features a dedicated

sensor and dual IoT radios.

Use these instructions as you mount and connect the

AP4020. The AP ships with the AH-ACC-BKT-AX-TB

mounting bracket for use on flat t-bar ceiling grids and

flat surfaces.

The AP4020 has a LED on top of the chassis. It shows the

operational states for power, firmware updates, Ethernet

and wireless interface activity, and alarms.

Table 4. ExtremeCloud IQ LED Activity

LEDDescription

DarkPower is off.

Solid whiteThe device power is on and the AP is ready

to use.

The device has successfully established a

Control And Provisioning of Wireless Access

Points (CAPWAP) connection to Extreme-

Cloud IQ and is operating normally.

Solid amber:The device power is on and the access point

is in boot up mode, or is running without a

CAPWAP connection.

Fast-blinking

amber

The IQ Engine firmware is updating.

Table 5. ExtremeCloud IQ Controller Status LED Activity

LEDDescription

Dark: Power is off or the AP is taken over by the con-

troller. Configuration pushes down to AP from

controller to turn off the LED.

Solid whiteThe AP is starting up or is already taken over by

the controller.

Flashing

fading

white:

Configuration pushes down to AP from con-

troller helping the user

locate the AP by sight.

Solid amberA firmware upgrade is occurring.

Fast-blink-

ing amber

The AP is acquiring the DHCP IP.

Enclosure: Plastic Top, Aluminum Bottom.

ItemPort

1USB 2.0 type A port.

2Console port. The console port can only be used

with the Extreme Networks console cable. You

will damage the AP if you use another cable.

3Kensington security slot.

Table 1. AP4020 Ports and Connections

Status LED Activity

Through the console port, you can make a serial connec-

tion between your management system and the access

point.

Micro USB Console Port

QuantityItem

1AP4020

1AH-ACC-BKT-AX-TB mounting bracket

1Regulatory guide

2Philips pan head wood screws

2Phillips head plastic screw-in anchors

Fig. 4. AH-ACC-BKT-AX-TB bracket red dot

Position the Access Point before Installation

Line up the red dot on the access point and the bracket

for ease of installation. The AP and bracket lock in place.

Table 3. Box contents

Fig. 3 AP4020 Ports

Box Contents

Confirm the following items shipped with your AP be-

fore you begin the installation. Contact your dealer if any

items are damaged or missing.

ItemPort

112VDC

2ETH0/PoE port

3ETH1 port

Table 2. AP4020 Ports and Connections

Install the Access Point on a Standard Flat

Ceiling Rail with Sculpted Ceiling Tiles

The AP ships with a mounting bracket for standard 15/16”

(24mm) wide t-bars or 9/16” (14mm) wide t-bar rails.

For nonstandard ceiling rail installations, see “Install the

Access Point on a Non-standard Ceiling Grid or a Wall”

on page 2.

1. Remove the ceiling tiles.

2. Align the accessory on the ceiling rail so that the ac-

cessory metal hinges are almost parallel to the sides

of the ceiling rail.

3. Rotate the accessory clockwise until the metal

hinges hook over the edge of the rail and the white

tabs click in place.

Note: The two white tabs on the back of the

accessory hold the ceiling rail in place.

Use your finger and to push and to unhook one

side of the white tab if you want to remove the

accessory from the ceiling rail.

4. Attach the LAN cable ethernet plug to the appropri-

ate Acces Point Ethernet receptacle.

5. Align the red dot on the back of the AP against the

red dot on the bracket. The accessory has a circular

tip that fits into the circular depression on the back

of the access point.

6. Press and rotate the access point 1/8th turn clock-

wise until it clicks into place on the accessory.

7. Attach the Cat6 RJ45 cable to the ETH0 or ETH1 port

8. Replace the ceiling tiles.

The AP4020 has the following features and specifica-

tions. For more information, see the Data Sheet.

Radios

The AP4020 has a quad-radio design with three 2x2:2

radios (6 GHz, 5 GHz, and 2.4 GHz bands), a dedicated

sensor and dual IoT radios.

Operational Modes:

• Mode 1: 2.4 GHz /5 GHz/6 GHz data radios and sensor

• Mode 2: 2.4 GHz, and dual 5 GHz, and sensor

The sensor is available in a future software release.

Ports

• Eth0, Eth1: (2) wired Ethernet ports (RJ45)

• Eth0: 100/1000/2500/5000Mbps autosensing link

speed Ethernet port, PoE PD

• Eth1: 100/1000/2500Mbps autosensing link speed

Ethernet port, PoE PD

• 802.3az Energy-Efficient Ethernet (EEE)

• USB 2.0, Type A, 5V/500mA with PoE 802.3at.

802.3bt PoE is typically used with the 5W USB.

Security

- One Kensington security slot

- Trusted Platform Module (TPM)

Power Options

The following power options are supported:

• Power Draw: 802.3at PoE - Typical 21W with USB

2.5W; Max: 25.5W 2.5W USB

• Power Draw: 802.3bt - Max: 28W with 5W USB

• 12V DC/3A. DC power has priority when both DC and

PoE power sources are available with PoE Failover

Physical Dimensions

• Dimensions: 240.3 mm x 240.3 mm x 37 mm (9.46 in.

x 9.46 in. x 1.48 in.)

• Weight: 1.3 kg (2.9 lbs)

Internal Antenna

• Two (2) dual band 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz

• Two (2) single band 5 GHz

• Two (2) single band 6 GHz

• One (1) 2 GHz/5 GHz/6 GHz sensor

• Three (3) IoT sensors

Temperature:

• Operating: 0°C to 50°C (32°F to 122°F)

• Storage: 0°C to 70°C (32°F to 158°F)

• Humidity: 0% to 95% (non-condensing)

Fig. 1 AP4020.

Fig.2 AP4020 Ports

Before you begin

You need the following items:

• One AP4020

• Three M3.5 screws and three screw-in anchors,

shipped with the -WL bracket.

• One AH-ACC-BKT-AX-TB or one AH-ACC-BKT-AX-WL

bracket.

Use the AH-ACC-BKT-AX-WL bracket when you need a

1.25 inch space between the wall and the AP. If you want

less space, than use the AH-ACC-BKT-AX-TB bracket that

comes with the AP.

1. Using the -WL bracket as a template, mark and drill

mounting holes on the wall.

2. Bring the LAN cable from the wall through the

bracket hole. Align the cable before attaching the

bracket to the wall.

Note: A standard Ethernet cable can be used if you

want the cable visible. A flat cable and a cable cap

are required if you want to hide the Ethernet cable.

3. Attach the wall bracket to the wall using three M3.5

screws and three screw-in anchors.

4. Align the access point red dot against the three red

dots on the -WL bracket.

5. Press and rotate the access point clockwise about

one-sixth turn until it locks into place on the bracket.

6. Attach the network cable.

Install the Access Point to a Wall

with AH-ACC-BKT-AX-WL

Use the SKU ACC-WIFI-MICROUSB if you need to order

the Micro USB cable. The console port can only be used

with the Extreme Networks console cable. You could

damage the AP if you use another cable.

Product specificaties