C9115AXI-I Cisco Catalyst 9115AXI Integrated-Antenna Wi-Fi 6 Access Point

C9115AXI-I: declaration, identity and power planning

C9115AXI-I is the domain-I Catalyst 9115AXI controller-based access point. Cisco identifies AXI as the integrated-antenna form, with published peak gain of 3 dBi at 2.4 GHz and 4 dBi at 5 GHz.

Exact model on the declaration

Cisco's EU declaration EU89685, revision 7, issued in San Jose on 3 July 2026, explicitly includes C9115AXI-I alongside C9115AXI-E and C9115AXI-EWC-E. For a tender or receiving inspection, retain this declaration with the exact PID on the unit label; a document for an external-antenna AXE product does not establish the identity of this integrated-antenna AXI order.

The declaration addresses Radio Equipment Directive 2014/53/EU and RoHS Directive 2011/65/EU, and identifies an Annex II, module A conformity assessment under Article 17.2(a). Cisco states that the product carries the CE mark. The common-charger entry is marked not applicable; it is not a promise of an included power supply or a substitute for the AP's PoE requirements. Cisco EU89685 Rev 7 declaration for C9115AXI-I.

What the declaration does not decide

The shared document does not make I and E regulatory variants interchangeable. It does not establish current authorization for every destination, local channel availability, stock, or a bundled controller entitlement. Verify the exact regulatory suffix, destination approval and country setting separately. Preserve both the revision/date of the declaration and the hardware identification in the purchase record, so a future document revision can be checked against the supplied item.

Power and Ethernet states

Under 802.3at, Cisco documents both radios at 4x4, 2.5-Gigabit Ethernet and USB; the published maximum is 20.4W for AXI. Under 802.3af, both radios reduce to 2x2, Ethernet reduces to 1G and USB is disabled. The same reduced state is documented above 40 C ambient.

Regulatory and lifecycle gate

The final I is a regulatory-domain token. Verify the exact PID for the destination with Cisco compliance data. Cisco's current hardware lifecycle bulletin gives affected Catalyst 9115 orders a last-order date of 2026-12-31 and last-support date of 2031-12-31; plan migration using the matching 9174I antenna form.

Controller procurement boundary

This PID has no EWC infix, so it is not evidence of an AP-hosted Embedded Wireless Controller image. Record the target WLC release, entitlement, successful CAPWAP join and recovery test.

Official sources: Cisco Catalyst 9115 data sheet, Cisco deployment guide, and Cisco hardware lifecycle bulletin.