Fresh inventory

HPE identifies Q9H63A as AP-515 (US), with internal antennas and dual 4x4/2x2 Wi-Fi 6 radios. The US designation is part of this exact order identity; it is not AP-515 (EG).

HPE identifies R7J35A as AP-655 (EG), an internal-antenna Wi-Fi 6E campus AP. Its three 4x4 radios cover 2.4 GHz, 5 GHz and 6 GHz concurrently, with a published combined maximum of 7.8 Gbps.

R7J54A is the AP-615-RW TAA indoor campus AP with internal antennas. Two 2x2 radios can be configured for any two of the 2.4, 5 and 6 GHz bands; one AP does not serve all three bands concurrently.

JZ335A is the Japan-designated AP-535 campus access point. Its internal-antenna design combines 4x4 Wi-Fi 6 radios on 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz, with a maximum combined radio rate of 2.97 Gbps.

JZ341A is the AP-534 (RW) TAA external-antenna campus AP. Its 530-series platform supports Wi-Fi 6 and two up-to-5-Gbps Ethernet ports; it is not limited to two gigabit-only connections.

JZ339A is HPE Aruba AP-534 (IL) TAA: a Wi-Fi 6 campus AP using external antennas and dual 4x4 radios. It is not the 330-series Wi-Fi 5 equipment previously described here.

HPE lists JZ338A as the EG TAA order for AP-534. This 530-series campus AP has external antennas, 4x4 radios on both bands and a published 2.97 Gbps combined maximum radio rate.

JZ340A identifies the AP-534 (JP) TAA campus access point. This is a dual-radio 4x4 Wi-Fi 6 model with external antennas, not a 340-series Wi-Fi 5 AP.