The manufacturer identifies R450D as an RU in its agile distributed Wi-Fi solution. The RU is deployed indoors, connected to a central AP and managed by that central AP. Keep the central device and its software relationship on the bill of materials and acceptance record. The quotation should identify which existing central-AP deployment the RU is intended to extend, together with the commissioning and recovery responsibilities.
Huawei’s exact usage scenario allows the central AP’s downlink GE interfaces to supply PoE and connect directly to RUs. It also describes attaching more RUs through a PoE switch, with network cables between the indoor RUs and the central AP. Agree the physical path, switch allocation and controller relationship before installation. The scenario does not specify an unlimited RU count, an arbitrary third-party central controller or a blanket maximum cable distance.
The R450D hardware chapter names a 10/100/1000M GE/PoE_IN interface for Ethernet and PoE input, and a separate console for configuration and management. Allocate the data path to GE/PoE_IN and the service terminal to the console. The factory-reset button restarts the device after the documented hold operation, so reset and recovery should be planned with the central-AP configuration rather than treated as a normal commissioning step.
The power table specifies DC 12 V ±10% or IEEE 802.3af/at PoE, with 12.1 W maximum consumption qualified by local rules. Confirm the adapter and mains lead if DC is selected, or the PSE allocation if the central AP or switch supplies PoE. Those alternatives do not by themselves establish a hot-backup or priority rule. The quoted source and the actual receiving test should determine the site power arrangement.
The R450D characteristics include IEEE 802.11ac Wave 2 and operation on both 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz. Its internal dual-band omnidirectional antennas have 5 dBi reference gain per band, with a 23 dBm combined-power reference subject to regional settings. Huawei lists up to 256 users, explicitly dependent on the environment, and 16 VAPs per radio. Record the intended client load and coverage test through the central AP; those references do not guarantee application performance in every building.
The exact housing reference is 35 × 170 × 170 mm in height, width and depth, with 0.41 kg weight and IP41. The −10°C to +50°C operating range applies at −60–1800 m; above 1800 m through 5000 m, the upper limit falls 1°C per 300 m. Humidity is 5–95% non-condensing. Match the mounting position and delivered label to the site, and interpret the single status indicator with Huawei’s startup, running, registration and fault descriptions.
| Exact model | R450D |
| Deployment identity | Indoor remote unit for Huawei agile distributed Wi-Fi |
| Management dependency | Connected to and managed by a central AP; verify exact central device and software |
| Documented wiring choices | Direct central-AP downlink GE/PoE or an intervening PoE switch |
| Wireless standards | IEEE 802.11a/b/g/n/ac/ac Wave 2 |
| Frequency scope | 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz |
| Ethernet connection | GE/PoE_IN: 10/100/1000M; wired data and PoE input |
| Maintenance interface | Separate console, reset button and security slot |
| Power input | DC 12 V ±10% or IEEE 802.3af/at PoE |
| Maximum consumption reference | 12.1 W; local rules qualify the maximum |
| Antenna type | Built-in dual-band omnidirectional |
| Antenna gain reference | 5 dBi on each listed band |
| Combined transmit reference | 23 dBm per band; regional limits apply |
| Client/VAP references | Up to 256 users, environment-dependent; 16 VAPs per radio |
| Dimensions H × W × D | 35 × 170 × 170 mm |
| Reference weight | 0.41 kg |
| Device memory | 256 MB DDR3L; 64 MB NOR FLASH |
| Indoor environment | IP41; 5–95% non-condensing humidity |
| Operating temperature/altitude | −10 to +50°C at −60–1800 m; upper limit derates 1°C per 300 m above 1800 m through 5000 m |
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Return Eligibility | Returns and Replacement | ||
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Huawei R450D Remote Unit is a HUAWEI Wireless product supplied by YYST Global for enterprise IT procurement and infrastructure projects.
For R450D, the manufacturer specification lists wireless standards as IEEE 802.11a/b/g/n/ac/ac Wave 2.
For R450D, the manufacturer specification lists ethernet connection as GE/PoE_IN: 10/100/1000M; wired data and PoE input.
For R450D, the manufacturer specification lists power input as DC 12 V ±10% or IEEE 802.3af/at PoE.
Contact YYST Global to confirm availability for R450D, the required quantity, exact configuration, delivery destination and current lead time before ordering. A product listing does not confirm current inventory.
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