Discover the D-Link DAP‑E9560 Wi‑Fi 7 access point: tri‑band with MLO, 10G PoE, Nuclias management and WPA3. Built for high‑density offices, schools, campuses.
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D-Link (TWSE: 2332) has unveiled the DAP-E9560 BE9500, a new ceiling-mounted Wi‑Fi 7 access point built for businesses, educational institutions, and office spaces with dense user traffic. It promises ultra‑high throughput, minimal latency, and stable connectivity even when the network is under heavy load.
As digitization accelerates and hybrid work becomes routine, D-Link is positioning the DAP-E9560 as a backbone for next‑generation networks—high-performance, secure, and scalable. The timing feels appropriate, and the focus is squarely on reliability under pressure.
Wi‑Fi 7 (802.11be) with tri-band operation (2.4 GHz / 5 GHz / 6 GHz) and channel widths up to 320 MHz; Multi-Link Operation and Multi-RU for simultaneous work across multiple bands to reduce latency and improve reliability; high-density client support with intelligent traffic steering; 10G PoE and 2.5G ports for flexible rollout without replacing cabling; load balancing, automatic channel optimization, interference mitigation, and self‑healing; centralized management via the Nuclias platform and enterprise-grade protections (WPA3, traffic segmentation). Taken together, these tools are built to keep performance consistent as demand spikes.
The DAP-E9560 suits corporate offices, schools, coworking hubs, and mixed-use buildings. In large venues it delivers seamless coverage and supports videoconferencing, cloud services, and AR/VR applications without sacrificing speed. The sleek ceiling form factor with internal antennas helps the hardware blend into most interiors—useful when access points must stay out of sight and out of mind.
The DAP-E9560 is already available through D-Link’s global distributor network. The company notes that the new model lays a dependable foundation for smart offices, campuses, and the infrastructure of tomorrow.