The hAP ac is MikroTik’s most universal home or office wireless device. It’s  a 5 port router with an SFP cage used to connect active (typically for PTP applications) and passive (typically used for PTMP applications) optical network modules. The hAP ac is also compatible with a wide range of SFP modules.

How does the hAP ac actually work? 

The hAP ac is a dual-band device with Gigabit ports that allow the full advantages of 802.11ac wireless speed while maintaining compatibility with legacy devices in 2GHz 802.11 b/g/n and 5GHz a/n modes.

The omnidirectional antennas allow you to mount the hAP ac in any location, and the high output power will ensure good coverage for the mobile devices in your home, office or public location.

Other helpful features include a USB port for attaching extra storage or a 3G/4G modem, PoE output on the last Ethernet port, to power other RouterBOARD devices without needing an extra power adapter. 

Just to recap on the features of the hAP ac:

• Triple-chain wireless 2.4 GHz
• Triple-chain wireless 5 GHz
• 720 MHz CPU
• 128 MB of RAM
• Five x Gigabit Ethernet ports
• SFP cage
• Passive PoE output on port 5
• USB port for 3G/4G modem