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Huawei AC650-512AP Wireless Access Controller, Manages 512 APs, 10x GE & 2x 10GE SFP+ (AC650-512AP)
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The Huawei AC650-512AP wireless access controller manages up to 512 access points with 10 Gigabit RJ45 ports and 2 high-speed 10GE SFP+ optical uplinks. Built for large-scale enterprise campuses, it delivers centralized RF optimization, seamless roaming, and enterprise-grade security.
Description
The Huawei AC650-512AP Wireless Access Controller is a flagship campus wireless controller engineered to manage up to 512 access points with dual 10G SFP+ optical uplinks and carrier-grade wireless management.
Technical Specifications & Core Features
| Specification / Feature | Technical Details |
|---|---|
| Model / SKU | Huawei AC650-512AP |
| Managed AP Capacity | Controls and Manages up to 512 Wireless Access Points (Fit AP Architecture) |
| Network Ports | 10 × 10/100/1000BASE-T Gigabit RJ45 Ports |
| Optical Uplink Ports | 2 × 10GE SFP+ Dedicated High-Speed Optical Slots |
| Forwarding Performance | High-Throughput CAPWAP Tunnel & Direct Line-Rate Forwarding |
| Radio Management | Intelligent Calibration, Dynamic Channel Assignment, Fast 802.11r Roaming |
| Security & Policy Control | WPA3-Enterprise, 802.1X, Radius, TACACS+, Built-In Firewall & Anti-Rogue |
| Form Factor | Standard 1U 19-Inch Rackmount Metal Chassis with Internal AC Power |
Package Contents
- Access Controller: 1 × Huawei AC650-512AP Wireless Access Controller
- Power Assembly: 1 × Regional Heavy-Duty AC Power Cord
- Mounting Hardware: 1 × 19-Inch 1U Rackmount Bracket Kit and Screws
- Documentation: Quick Installation Guide
Recommended Applications
- Multi-Building University Campuses: Centralizing up to 512 access points across academic halls and dorms.
- Large Healthcare Hospital Networks: Ensuring zero-drop Wi-Fi roaming for life-critical medical equipment.
- Major Transportation Hubs: Managing high-concurrency public Wi-Fi in airports and railway terminals.
- Enterprise Multi-Site Operations: Unified policy enforcement and centralized RF optimization.
