HPE Aruba Networking R4H37A AP-577 (RW) TAA Outdoor Wi-Fi 6 Access Point

Rest-of-World directional planning

R4H37A is the Rest-of-World TAA AP-577 order. Its directional pattern is intended for sector coverage, so the mounting direction and the country configuration must be checked before deployment.

Exact hardware identity

The official ordering table maps this PID to AP-577, the RW domain and TAA status. The radio design is 5 GHz 4x4 MIMO plus 2.4 GHz 2x2 MIMO. AP-577 has built-in 90° horizontal by 90° vertical directional antennas.

How this order differs

In the same TAA directional block, R4H34A is EG, R4H35A is IL and R4H36A is JP; R4H37A alone is the RW entry. R4H32A also carries RW, but that is AP-575 with an omnidirectional pattern. Preserve both the regulatory suffix and antenna geometry when comparing quotes.

Network and power boundary

E0 is a 100/1000/2500BASE-T SmartRate interface and E1 is 100/1000BASE-T; both support PoE input and link aggregation. Aruba specifies 802.3at/bt Class 4 or higher and states that power sources are sold separately.

Procurement checks for RW

Confirm the deployment country is permitted under the RW regulatory domain, then document the intended azimuth, downtilt, pole or wall position and nearby cellular sources. Do not treat RW as a universal radio approval.

Outdoor operating facts

The 570 Series is rated IP66/67 and for -40°C to +65°C operation with full solar loading. Minimum software is ArubaOS/InstantOS 8.7.0.0 or ArubaOS 10.2.0.0. Validate the deployed software train and local radio rules before activation.

Official sources: HPE Aruba Networking 570 Series data sheet; Aruba official product warranty quick reference.