COMFAST outdoor AP collection
Outdoor Wireless Access Points for Omni and Directional WiFi Coverage
Compare twelve COMFAST outdoor wireless access points for CCTV, campuses, warehouses, parking areas, farms and public WiFi. Review datasheet-verified WiFi, antenna, Ethernet, PoE, environmental and mounting specifications before requesting samples or a quotation.
Site-first selection
Choose the Right Outdoor AP for Your Coverage Area
Start with the environment, service-area shape, line of sight, endpoint density, backhaul and cable route. Then compare antenna direction, WiFi standard, Ethernet, PoE input, IP rating and mounting.
CCTV and security areas
Map cameras, bandwidth, power, mounting height, obstructions and the return path to the recorder or core network.
Campus, warehouse and parking areas
Define traffic zones, buildings, aisles, vehicles, metal structures, client movement and available wired backhaul.
Parks, farms and public spaces
Assess terrain, foliage, exposure, service direction, safe pole positions and the acceptance test for the intended site.
Before ordering: provide the target country, site plan, environment, line of sight, antenna direction, cabling, PoE design, quantity and sample plan. Interference, obstacles, client capability and regional radio rules affect deployment results.
Category boundaries
What Makes an Outdoor Wireless Access Point Different?
Outdoor-rated AP vs Indoor Ceiling or In-wall AP
Outdoor APs use documented enclosures, environmental limits and wall or pole mounting. For indoor shared areas and rooms, compare COMFAST ceiling APs and in-wall APs.
Outdoor AP vs Wireless Bridge and Cellular CPE
An outdoor AP serves WiFi clients from a network uplink. A wireless bridge carries wireless backhaul, while cellular CPE uses a mobile-network WAN.
Omni-directional vs Directional Coverage
Omni antennas distribute service around the mounting point. Directional antennas focus radio energy toward a defined sector or destination.
Network requirements
Outdoor APs by WiFi Standard, Antenna Direction and PoE
WiFi Standard and Band Options
Single-band and dual-band designs cover different client mixes and capacity plans. Compare the documented wireless standard, bands and nominal radio rates.
Omni-directional and Directional Antenna Choices
Antenna pattern and gain shape the service area. Match omni or directional hardware to site geometry, mounting position, obstacles and line of sight.
PoE, Ethernet and Power Requirements
PoE carries network data and power over the deployment cable. Match voltage, standard, power budget and port speed with the selected switch or injector.
Deployment planning
CCTV, Campus, Warehouse and Public Outdoor WiFi Scenarios
Outdoor CCTV and Security Camera Networks
Calculate aggregate camera traffic, uplink headroom and PoE demand. Validate wireless segments with real cameras and recording traffic.
Campus, Warehouse and Parking Lot WiFi
Place APs around buildings, aisles, vehicle movement and interference sources. Test coverage and capacity under representative client load.
Parks, Farms and Public Outdoor Coverage
Use a site survey to account for terrain, foliage, seasonal change, weather exposure, backhaul and safe mounting locations.
Feature comparison
Outdoor AP Features and Specifications to Compare
WiFi, Ethernet and PoE Specifications
Compare standards, bands, nominal rates, port speeds, PoE voltage and maximum consumption as one network design.
Omni/Directional Antennas, Mounting and Environmental Limits
Review antenna type and gain with enclosure rating, operating temperature, dimensions and wall, pole or rack mounting.
Management, Security and Firmware Boundaries
Match controller, monitoring, security, roaming and firmware requirements to the current hardware revision during project confirmation.
Product models
COMFAST Outdoor Omni-directional and Directional AP Models
CF-EW61
2.4GHz · 300Mbps · IP66
CF-EW61-S
2.4GHz · 300Mbps · 24V PoE
CF-EW65
Dual-band · 2974Mbps · IP66
CF-EW74 V2
Dual-band · 1200Mbps · 24V PoE
CF-EW74 V3
Dual-band · 1200Mbps · 48V PoE
CF-EW82
Dual-band · 1300Mbps · Gigabit PoE
CF-EW85
Dual-band · 1300Mbps · IP66
CF-EW87
Dual-band · 3570Mbps · IP66
CF-WA933
Dual-band · 2974Mbps · IP66
CF-WA937
Dual-band · 2974Mbps · 2.5GbE
CF-WA971
Directional · 3570Mbps · IP67
CF-WA973
Omni-directional · 3570Mbps · IP67
Wireless network manufacturer
COMFAST Manufacturing and Project Support
COMFAST combines wireless product development, production, quality control and technical support for distributors, network integrators, ISPs and project buyers. The team supports product selection and project confirmation from initial requirements through samples and volume supply.
Wireless product development
Hardware, antenna, enclosure and firmware requirements are reviewed against the target market and deployment environment.
Production and quality control
Incoming materials, assembly, functional checks and finished-product inspection support consistent project supply.
Technical and commercial coordination
COMFAST works with buyers on model selection, samples, packaging, certification requirements and volume-order planning.
Learn more about COMFAST wireless access point manufacturing.
Project-based supply
OEM/ODM and Bulk Supply for Outdoor APs
COMFAST supports distributors, ISPs, integrators, CCTV contractors and OEM/ODM buyers. Share the market, environment, antenna, WiFi, PoE, Ethernet, mounting, certification and quantity requirements for project review.
Technical confirmation
Match radio, antenna, Ethernet, power, enclosure and environmental requirements to the selected hardware revision.
Samples and validation
Define clients, cameras, topology, cable layout, interference and acceptance tests before volume purchasing.
Commercial review
Quantity, lead time, labels, packaging, firmware and customization scope are confirmed for each project.
Selection answers
Outdoor AP FAQs
What Is an Outdoor Wireless Access Point?
An outdoor AP serves WiFi clients from a network uplink and uses documented enclosure, environmental and mounting specifications for exposed installations.
When Should You Choose Omni-directional or Directional Coverage?
Use omni coverage around a mounting point and directional coverage toward a defined sector. Validate either choice against site geometry and line of sight.
When Should You Choose an Outdoor AP, Wireless Bridge or Cellular CPE?
Use an AP for WiFi client access, a bridge for wireless backhaul and cellular CPE for a mobile-network WAN.
What Affects Outdoor WiFi Range?
Antenna pattern, mounting, line of sight, obstacles, foliage, interference, clients, regional limits and backhaul affect usable range and throughput.
Talk to COMFAST
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Tell us the target model, country, site, environment, line of sight, antenna direction, WiFi, Ethernet, PoE, mounting, quantity and project timing.