Aruba 570EX Series Wi-Fi 6 Outdoor Hazardous Location AP

Aruba 570EX Series Wi-Fi 6 Outdoor Hazardous Location AP

Brand: Aruba | Category: Wireless Access Points

SKU: JZ074A | Part #: JZ074A | MPN: JZ074A

Contact for Pricing — Request a Quote

Request a Quote Contact Us

About the Aruba 570EX Series Wi-Fi 6 Outdoor Hazardous Location AP

The Aruba 570EX Series Wi-Fi 6 AP is rated for outdoor hazardous locations, bringing enterprise wireless to classified industrial and petrochemical sites.

At a glance — key specifications

Wi-Fi StandardWi-Fi 6
MountingOutdoor
Part NumberJZ074A
ManufacturerAruba
PoE Input802.3af / 802.3at / 802.3bt
ManagementCloud controller or on-prem controller

Perfect for

  • High-density offices and conference centres
  • Hotels and resorts (per-room coverage)
  • Education campuses and lecture halls
  • Warehouses with rugged ruggedised mounting
  • Healthcare facilities with dense client counts

Frequently asked questions

Does the Aruba 570EX Series Wi-Fi 6 Outdoor Hazardous Location AP include a controller licence?

Some vendors bundle cloud controller licensing (Meraki, Aruba Central), others ship with on-prem controller licensing (Cisco WLC, Aruba MM). We clarify licensing during quoting and bundle controller seats matched to AP count.

Can it be ceiling-mounted or wall-mounted?

All enterprise APs ship with mounting hardware for ceiling, wall, or T-bar mount. Outdoor variants include rugged enclosures rated IP65/IP67. Pole-mount brackets are available as optional accessories.

What roaming and seamless handover does it support?

802.11r Fast BSS Transition, 802.11k/v assisted roaming, and band steering are supported on modern Wi-Fi 6 / 6E / 7 APs. Voice-grade roaming with sub-50ms handover for Microsoft Teams Phone / Cisco Webex Calling.

Do you supply matching PoE switches?

Yes — we quote PoE+ / PoE++ switches alongside APs to ensure sufficient per-port power budget (especially for Wi-Fi 7 APs which can draw up to 60W).

Request a quote for the Aruba 570EX Series Wi-Fi 6 Outdoor Hazardous Location AP

Submit your quantity, destination country, and required lead time below. Our pre-sales team responds within 48 hours with confirmed competitive quoting, availability, and matching support contract options.

Request a Quote →

Product information is provided for B2B procurement guidance. All trademarks are property of their respective owners.

Technical Specifications

BrandAruba
CategoryWireless Access Points
SKUJZ074A
Part NumberJZ074A
ConditionNew
Wi-Fi StandardWi-Fi 6
MountingOutdoor
PoE Input802.3af / 802.3at / 802.3bt
ManagementCloud controller or on-prem controller
Manufacturer Part NumberJZ074A
Maximum Throughput2.4 Gbps
Bands2.4 GHz, 5 GHz
Antenna Configuration2x2 MIMO
Form FactorOutdoor / Hazardous Location
Ethernet Ports1 x 1 GbE RJ45 (PoE input)
Operating Temperature-40–55°C
Environmental RatingIP67 (dust/water sealed)
Hazardous Location CertificationClass I, Division 2 (North America)
Security FeaturesWPA3, 802.1X, AES-256 encryption
Power ConsumptionMaximum 20 W

Frequently Asked Questions about Aruba 570EX Series Wi-Fi 6 Outdoor Hazardous Location AP

Does the Aruba 570EX Series Wi-Fi 6 Outdoor Hazardous Location AP include a controller licence?

Some vendors bundle cloud controller licensing (Meraki, Aruba Central), others ship with on-prem controller licensing (Cisco WLC, Aruba MM). We clarify licensing during quoting and bundle controller seats matched to AP count.

Can it be ceiling-mounted or wall-mounted?

All enterprise APs ship with mounting hardware for ceiling, wall, or T-bar mount. Outdoor variants include rugged enclosures rated IP65/IP67. Pole-mount brackets are available as optional accessories.

What roaming and seamless handover does it support?

802.11r Fast BSS Transition, 802.11k/v assisted roaming, and band steering are supported on modern Wi-Fi 6 / 6E / 7 APs. Voice-grade roaming with sub-50ms handover for Microsoft Teams Phone / Cisco Webex Calling.

Do you supply matching PoE switches?

Yes — we quote PoE+ / PoE++ switches alongside APs to ensure sufficient per-port power budget (especially for Wi-Fi 7 APs which can draw up to 60W).