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To mount the AP on a wall, follow these steps:
Fasten the spacer box (AIR-AP1810W-KIT=) to the wall, with the side having the Mount
Step 1
Arrows Up label facing outwards, and the box oriented vertically as indicated by the arrows.
See
Figure
7.
However, if you have a junction box on the wall, then you do not need to use a spacer box.
You may fasten the wall-mount bracket directly to the spacer box. The spacer box can be used
on a wall or on an electrical junction box.
The spacer box dimensions are given in
Fasten the wall-mount bracket (AIR-AP-BRACKET-W2) to the wall, or to the spacer box, or
Step 2
to a junction box as you require. Ensure that the side having the Mount Arrows Up label
facing outwards, and the bracket oriented vertically as indicated by the arrows. See
The wall-bracket dimensions are given in
Connect the power and network cables to the AP.
Step 3
Wall-mounted Cisco Aironet 1810W series access points and their associated
Note
mounting brackets should not be earth grounded.
If you are unable to connect a PoE cable to the port on the back of the AP, then:
a. On the back of the AP, use an RJ45 jumper cable to connect the PoE port to the Pass-Through
port. This jumper cable is available as part of the Spacer kit AIR-AP1810W-KIT= and Cradle
kit AIR-OEAP1810-CRD=.
b. Connect to the PoE supply cable to the Pass-Through port on the base of the AP.
This sends the power internally from the Pass-Through port on the base, to the Pass-Through
port on the back, and then though the jumper cable into the PoE port on the back.
Mount the AP onto the wall-mount bracket.
Step 4
Fasten the AP to the bracket using the Torx security screw. Cover it with the mylar label.
Step 5
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