[shortdesc] Weatherproof fiber connection accessory, FortiAP-224E compatible, outdoor-rated design, 10-pack quantity, SFP interface support [/shortdesc]
Secure Outdoor Fiber Connectivity for FortiAP
The Fortinet FAP-224E-FBR-10 is a specialized weatherproof fiber cable connection accessory designed explicitly for the FortiAP-224E outdoor access point. This 10-pack kit provides the necessary environmental sealing and connection interface to utilize the SFP cage on the FortiAP-224E, enabling reliable long-distance fiber uplinks in harsh outdoor settings.
Key Benefits & Features
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Dedicated Compatibility: Engineered specifically for the FortiAP-224E to ensure a perfect, watertight fit for the SFP port interface.
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Weatherproof Design: protects the fiber connection point against moisture, dust, and environmental elements, maintaining the integrity of the IP67-rated installation.
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Fiber Uplink Enablement: Facilitates the use of the FortiAP-224E's SFP cage, allowing for high-speed fiber connectivity where copper cabling distance is insufficient.
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Cost-Effective Bulk Pack: Supplied as a 10-pack, providing efficiency for larger campus, industrial, or mesh deployments requiring multiple units.
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SFP Optic Flexibility: Designed to work with standard SFP deployments (optics sold separately), offering versatility in fiber type selection.
Ideal Use Cases
- Securing fiber uplinks for outdoor FortiAP-224E installations
- Large-scale campus or industrial WiFi networks requiring fiber backhaul
- Environments subject to rain, dust, and temperature fluctuations
- Mission-critical bridging or mesh deployments needing fiber reliability
Technical Specifications
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Product SKU: FAP-224E-FBR-10
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Product Type: Weatherproof Fiber Cable Connection
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Compatibility: Fortinet FortiAP-224E
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Pack Quantity: 10 Units
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Interface Support: SFP (Optics not included)
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Environment: Outdoor / Weatherproof
Enhance Network Durability
Equip your outdoor wireless infrastructure with the correct protection. Order the FAP-224E-FBR-10 connection kit today.
