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MR76-HW
Cisco Meraki MR76 Outdoor Wi-Fi 6 Access Point, 2x2:2 802.11...
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MR76-HW is the Cisco Meraki MR76 Cloud Managed 802.11ax AP, an outdoor and industrial Wi-Fi 6 access point for Meraki cloud managed wireless networks that need external antenna choice. It uses concurrent 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz client radios, a dedicated dual band WIDS/WIPS scanning radio, and a Bluetooth Low Energy radio for beaconing and BLE scanning. The hardware is built for wall or pole placement with an IP67 environmental rating, operating and storage temperature from -40 C to 55 C, and a weatherized housing around four external N-type antenna connectors. Antennas are selected separately from the supported Meraki MA-ANT-20, MA-ANT-21, MA-ANT-23, MA-ANT-25, and MA-ANT-27 options. The model targets sites where antenna pattern selection and weather exposure are part of the access design. MR86-HW differs as a 4x4:4 Wi-Fi 6 outdoor AP, while this model is 2x2:2.
1.5 Gbps of aggregate frame rate spans 1,201 Mbps in the 5 GHz band and 286 Mbps in the 2.4 GHz band across concurrent client-serving radios. 2x2:2 operation on each access radio provides two spatial streams for IEEE 802.11ax clients, with 20, 40, and 80 MHz channel support where the band and regulation allow it. MU-MIMO and OFDMA support multi-client scheduling in both downlink and uplink directions when firmware enables those 802.11ax features. 1 x 10/100/1000 BASE-T Ethernet provides the wired uplink through an RJ-45 port in the cable bay. 802.3af PoE supplies normal operation at 15 W maximum, and the PoE injector is sold separately for sites without a suitable switch. Beamforming and maximal ratio combining add radio-side efficiency for directional or omnidirectional antenna designs without changing the documented data-rate ceiling. MR76-HW also keeps RF security work on a dedicated scanning radio, separating WIDS/WIPS, spectrum analysis, and location analytics from client access traffic.
MR76-HW fits outdoor access roles at building perimeters, courtyards, loading areas, open workspaces, and pole lines where RF patterns come from separately ordered Meraki antennas. Included mounting hardware supports wall and vertical pole installation, while grounding and cable-gland practices stay part of the site installation plan. The AP joins Meraki Dashboard through internet reachability and needs a valid MR license for cloud management, support, firmware, and feature access. ORM Systems offers this access point in new and certified refurbished condition, with refurbished units checked for factory reset, PID accuracy, RJ-45 link behavior, and N-type antenna-port condition before dispatch. Order this access point from ORM Systems for replacement, expansion, or outdoor wireless refresh projects. This keeps procurement aligned with outdoor RF planning, power sourcing, and installation readiness. Volume buyers can request matched quantities for multi-AP rollouts, shared antenna plans, and mixed new/refurbished fleets across sites with consistent mounting and licensing assumptions.
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MR76-HW sits at the outdoor access edge where a PoE switch uplink feeds a wall or pole mounted Meraki AP. External N-type antenna ports attach to selected omni, patch, or sector antennas so the RF pattern follows the site plan instead of a fixed internal pattern. Meraki Dashboard applies SSID, VLAN, security, and traffic-shaping policy across the access layer. The IP67 housing and -40 C to 55 C rating keep the AP aligned with exposed perimeter locations, producing controlled wireless service beyond the building envelope.
MR76-HW operates as a Meraki mesh node where outdoor cabling stops short of the target coverage area. A Gigabit Ethernet uplink establishes the gateway side, while a second AP forms wireless mesh backhaul through Dashboard controlled radios and separately selected antennas. The 2x2:2 Wi-Fi 6 client radios continue serving 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz users while the scanning radio monitors RF conditions. This role extends access across courtyards, yards, and pole lines without pulling fiber or copper to every AP position.
The access layer uses MR76-HW as a like-for-like outdoor refresh target for legacy Meraki external-antenna APs that need Wi-Fi 6 operation and Meraki Dashboard policy continuity. Engineers reuse the cloud management model, review antenna compatibility, and standardize 802.3af PoE delivery through the existing switching layer. Hardware inventory stays clean because MR76-HW orders identify the exact cloud-managed 802.11ax AP and separate antenna SKUs. The deployment gains a documented outdoor AP platform with centralized firmware, security policy, and RF analytics under one dashboard.
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| MR76-HW |  MR57-HW |  MR36-HW |  MR56-HW |  MR86-HW | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Product Type | Wireless Access Point / Outdoor Access Point / Industrial Access Point / Mesh Access Point | Wireless Access Point / Indoor Access Point / Mesh Access Point | Wireless Access Point / Indoor Access Point | Wireless Access Point / Indoor Access Point / Mesh Access Point | Wireless Access Point / Outdoor Access Point / Mesh Access Point |
| Wireless Type | Access Point | Access Point | Access Point | Access Point | Access Point |
| Wi-Fi Standard | Wi-Fi 6 | Wi-Fi 6E | Wi-Fi 6 | Wi-Fi 6 | Wi-Fi 6 |
| Frequency Bands | Dual-Band | Tri-Band | Dual-Band | Dual-Band | Dual-Band |
| Data Rate | 1.5 Gbps aggregate; 1,201 Mbps 5 GHz; 286 Mbps 2.4 GHz | 7.78 Gbps; 4804 6GHz; 2402 5GHz; 574 2.4GHz Mbps | 1.5 Gbps aggregate; 1,201 Mbps 5 GHz; 286 Mbps 2.4 GHz | 5.38 Gbps aggregate; 4,804 Mbps 5 GHz; 574 Mbps 2.4 GHz | 3.0 Gbps aggregate; 3.5 Gbps chipset PHY |
| Connector Type | RJ-45 / N-Type | RJ-45 | RJ-45 | RJ-45 | RJ-45 / N-Type |
| Antenna Type | External | Internal / Omnidirectional | Internal / Omnidirectional | Internal | External / Omnidirectional / Directional / Patch / Sector |
| MIMO Technology | MU-MIMO | MU-MIMO | MU-MIMO | MU-MIMO | MU-MIMO |
| Beamforming | Beamforming Supported | Beamforming Supported | Beamforming Supported | Beamforming Supported | Beamforming Supported |
| Mounting Options | Ceiling Mount / Wall Mount / Pole Mount | Ceiling Mount / Wall Mount / Desk Mount | Ceiling Mount / Wall Mount / Desk Mount | Ceiling Mount / Wall Mount / Desk Mount | Wall Mount / Pole Mount |
| Power Supply | PoE | PoE Plus / 802.3bt PoE / DC | PoE / DC | PoE Plus / AC Adapter / DC | PoE Plus |
| Ethernet Port | 1 x 10/100/1000 BASE-T RJ-45 | 2 x 100/1000/2.5G/5G BASE-T RJ-45 | 1 x 10/100/1000 BASE-T RJ-45 | 1 x 100M/1G/2.5G/5G BASE-T RJ-45 | 1 x 100M/1G/2.5G BASE-T RJ-45 |
| Management Features | Cloud Dashboard | Cloud Dashboard | Cloud Dashboard | Cloud Dashboard | Cloud Dashboard |
| Security Features | WPA / WPA2 / WPA3 / 802.1X / Enhanced Open | WPA / WPA2 / WPA3 / 802.1X / Enhanced Open | WPA / WPA2 / WPA3 / 802.1X / Enhanced Open | WPA / WPA2 / WPA3 / 802.1X / Enhanced Open | WPA / WPA2 / WPA3 / 802.1X / Enhanced Open |
| Compliance | IEEE: 802.11a/b/g/n/ac/ax/e/h/i/k/r/u; Safety: CSA, UL 2043; Radio: FCC, EN, AS/NZS, IFT; RoHS | Safety: CB, UL 2043; Radio: FCC, CE, IC; RoHS; Wi-Fi Alliance | Safety: UL 2043; CSA/CB 60950/62368 / EMC: FCC 15B; ICES-003 / Radio: FCC 15C; FCC 15E / Environmental: RoHS | Safety: CSA, CB 60950, CB 62368, UL 2043 / EMC: FCC Part 15B, ICES-003 / Radio: FCC Part 15C, 15E, RSS-247 | Safety: CSA CB 60950 62368; UL 2043 / EMC: FCC Part 15B / Radio: FCC Part 15C 15E |
| Product Name | Meraki MR76 Cloud Managed 802.11ax AP | Meraki MR57 Cloud Managed 802.11ax AP | Meraki MR36 Cloud Managed 802.11ax AP | Meraki MR56 Cloud Managed 802.11ax AP | Meraki MR86 Cloud Managed 802.11ax AP |
| Height | 2.16 in | 2.20 in | 1.42 in | 1.76 in | 2.16 in |
| Width | 6.02 in | 10.23 in | 4.72 in | 5.54 in | 6.02 in |
| Depth | 11.81 in | 10.23 in | 9.84 in | 12.83 in | 11.81 in |
| Weight | 1.34 kg | 1.7 kg | 0.49 kg (492 g) | 1 kg | 1.5 kg (3.31 lb) |
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The MR76 units staged cleanly, and the external antenna checks helped our outdoor rollout stay consistent.
Good APs for pole-mounted coverage. Dashboard adoption and PoE testing were straightforward.
Refurbished MR76 hardware arrived reset, labeled, and ready for our Meraki network.
External antenna flexibility made these a practical fit for our perimeter Wi-Fi design.
Stable outdoor access point with useful WIDS visibility through the Meraki Dashboard.
Antenna selection needed planning, but the MR76 hardware performed as expected after installation.
Lead time depended on condition, though the final shipment matched the requested PIDs.
MR76-HW is the Cisco Meraki MR76 Cloud Managed 802.11ax AP. It is an outdoor and industrial Wi-Fi 6 access point with external N-type antenna connectors, 2x2:2 client radios, dedicated WIDS/WIPS scanning, Bluetooth Low Energy support, IP67 protection, and Meraki Dashboard cloud management for distributed wireless access networks.
The model number identifies the Meraki MR76 hardware access point. MR76 names the outdoor Wi-Fi 6 platform, and HW marks the physical hardware SKU rather than a license or accessory. The ordering entry lists MR76-HW as Meraki MR76 Cloud Managed 802.11ax AP, so the SKU should be quoted separately from antennas and MR licensing.
MR76-HW is a cloud-managed wireless access point, not a switch, router, firewall, or standalone antenna. It provides client access over 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz radios while using a wired Gigabit Ethernet uplink for backhaul and PoE. The hardware is designed for outdoor AP placement with separate external antennas.
MR76-HW sits in the Meraki outdoor Wi-Fi 6 access point range as the 2x2:2 external-antenna option. It serves deployments that need antenna selection, IP67 protection, cloud management, and 802.3af PoE with outdoor mounting flexibility. Buyers step up to MR86-HW when 4x4:4 radios and multigigabit Ethernet are required.
MR76-HW supports Wi-Fi 6 through IEEE 802.11ax on its 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz client access radios. The platform also supports earlier 802.11a, 802.11b, 802.11g, 802.11n, and 802.11ac clients where configured and permitted. Wi-Fi 6 features include OFDMA, target wake time, BSS coloring, and 1024-QAM support.
MR76-HW uses concurrent 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz client access radios, plus a dual-band WIDS/WIPS, spectrum analysis, and location analytics radio. A fourth 2.4 GHz Bluetooth Low Energy radio supports beaconing and BLE scanning. Supported channels remain country-specific, so regulatory configuration must match the deployment location.
MR76-HW provides a 1.5 Gbps aggregate frame rate from its dual client radios. The 5 GHz radio contributes 1,201 Mbps, and the 2.4 GHz radio contributes 286 Mbps under the published chipset frame-rate statement. Actual client experience depends on channel width, antenna choice, RF design, client capability, and regulatory limits.
MR76-HW operates from Power over Ethernet using 37 to 57 V 802.3af compatible input. Cisco Meraki lists power consumption at 15 W maximum on 802.3af, with the PoE injector sold separately. A PoE switch or Meraki injector must be planned at the mounting location before installation work begins.
Cisco Meraki does not publish a fixed client count for MR76-HW in the datasheet. The access point is positioned for high-density and bandwidth-sensitive deployments, but real client planning depends on RF survey results, applications, channel reuse, antenna selection, airtime policy, and expected device mix. Capacity should be designed per site.
MR76-HW is managed through Meraki Dashboard over the cloud. Administrators claim the AP into an organization and network, then apply SSIDs, RF profiles, firmware, security policy, traffic shaping, and monitoring from the browser-based dashboard. Cisco Meraki MR access points require valid licensing for cloud management and operation.
MR76-HW is used for outdoor access coverage where wall or pole mounting, IP67 protection, and external antenna selection matter. Common network roles include perimeter Wi-Fi, open-area access, loading zones, yard coverage, and hard-to-wire locations. The wired uplink uses one 10/100/1000 BASE-T RJ-45 Ethernet port.
External antennas let MR76-HW use Meraki antenna patterns that match the RF design. Supported options include MA-ANT-20, MA-ANT-21, MA-ANT-23, MA-ANT-25, and MA-ANT-27. That allows omni, patch, or sector planning without changing the AP model, but antennas must be ordered and aimed separately during installation for exposed outdoor cells.
MR76-HW supports Meraki mesh operation for locations where every AP position does not have a wired uplink. The installation guidance highlights line-of-sight planning when the unit is used in a mesh deployment. A careful antenna plan remains important because external antenna choice affects coverage shape, backhaul quality, and compliance.
MR76-HW suits outdoor areas that need Wi-Fi 6 efficiency, 2x2:2 radios, dedicated RF scanning, and central cloud policy. It is not the highest-capacity outdoor Meraki AP, but it covers many access-layer designs where 1.5 Gbps aggregate frame rate, Gigabit Ethernet, and 802.3af PoE match the site requirements.
MR76-HW supports Cisco Meraki MA-ANT-20 dual-band omni antennas, MA-ANT-21 5 GHz sector antennas, MA-ANT-23 2.4 GHz sector antennas, MA-ANT-25 dual-band patch antennas, and MA-ANT-27 dual-band sector antennas. The AP has four external N-type female connectors, and the correct antenna set should be selected in Dashboard.
MR76-HW needs Meraki MR licensing for cloud management and operation. Cisco Meraki states that cloud-managed access points require a single MR license to support standard wireless, security, location, analytics, support, firmware, and dashboard features. Hardware and license terms should be quoted together when the AP is for a new deployment.
MR76-HW supports WPA, WPA2, WPA3 Personal, WPA3 Enterprise, Enhanced Open, 802.1X, EAP methods, VLAN tagging, IPsec tunneling, guest isolation, Layer 7 firewall policy, Air Marshal WIDS/WIPS, and Cisco ISE integration. Feature availability still depends on dashboard configuration, firmware support, licensing, and the regulatory settings for the deployment country.
MR76-HW ships with the access point, mount cradle, wall screws, wall screw anchors, grounding screws, and mounting straps. The installation also needs Ethernet cabling, a suitable 802.3af PoE source, internet reachability for Dashboard check-in, and the chosen external antennas. Larger poles may require appropriately sized metal straps.
MR76-HW is the 2x2:2 outdoor Wi-Fi 6 external-antenna AP with 1.5 Gbps aggregate frame rate and one Gigabit Ethernet port. MR86-HW is the higher tier outdoor model with 4x4:4 radios, 3.0 Gbps listed aggregate frame rate, a 100/1000/2.5G Ethernet port, and 802.3at power. Choose based on density and uplink requirements.
MR76-HW and MR78-HW are both outdoor Wi-Fi 6 APs with 2x2:2 radios, 1.5 Gbps aggregate frame rate, 1G Ethernet, and 802.3af PoE. The key difference is antenna design: MR76-HW uses external N-type antennas and a dedicated scanning radio, while MR78-HW uses integrated omnidirectional antennas and a smaller enclosure.
MR76-HW replaces the same general 2x2 external-antenna outdoor role with Wi-Fi 6 technology. MR74-HW is a 2x2 802.11ac Wave 2 outdoor AP with 1.3 Gbps aggregate frame rate, 802.3af PoE, IP67 protection, and N-type antenna connectors. MR76-HW adds 802.11ax features and a 1.5 Gbps aggregate rating.
MR76-HW is a Wi-Fi 6 2x2:2 outdoor AP focused on external-antenna flexibility with 1.5 Gbps aggregate frame rate. MR84-HW is a Wi-Fi 5 4x4:4 outdoor AP with 2.5 Gbps aggregate frame rate and a higher spatial-stream count. The better fit depends on Wi-Fi generation, client density, and existing antenna design.
MR76-HW may be sourced by ORM Systems in new or certified refurbished condition depending on channel availability, requested quantity, and delivery timing. New units suit standardized refresh projects, while refurbished units often suit spares, expansion, and lifecycle continuity. The quote should state condition, warranty terms, and expected dispatch timing clearly.
MR76-HW pricing depends on condition, quantity, sourcing market, warranty preference, accessories, and delivery destination. ORM Systems prepares a quote after checking current availability for the access point, external antennas, and any related Meraki licensing requirement. Provide target quantity, country, antenna plan, and required lead time for accurate pricing.
Cisco Meraki does not list MR76-HW on the general Meraki end-of-life products table as of July 21, 2026. Cisco's 2026 indoor Wi-Fi 6 AP end-of-life notice also states that outdoor MR76, MR78, and MR86 access points are not included in that announcement. Buyers should still verify status at quote time.
Lead time for MR76-HW depends on market supply, condition, quantity, antenna requirements, and shipping destination. ORM Systems checks new and refurbished availability before confirming a dispatch estimate. For urgent projects, buyers should provide the target delivery date, preferred condition, MR license need, antenna SKUs, and installation schedule during quote intake.
ORM Systems supports bulk MR76-HW quoting for outdoor access refreshes, multi-site rollouts, and spare pool builds. Bulk pricing and availability depend on requested condition mix, matched quantities, antenna bundles, warranty terms, and delivery phasing. Sharing a bill of materials helps align access points, antennas, injectors, and licenses in one procurement plan.
Cisco Meraki lists a one-year hardware warranty with advanced replacement for the MR76 platform. ORM Systems states the warranty terms for each MR76-HW quote based on condition and sourcing route, with coverage options communicated before purchase. Refurbished orders should include testing scope, replacement terms, and any support expectations in writing.
Refurbished MR76-HW preparation should verify the exact PID, factory reset state, Ethernet link behavior, PoE power-up, LED status, enclosure condition, and four N-type antenna connectors. Wireless-specific inspection reduces ordering risk when APs are staged for outdoor replacement. ORM Systems confirms practical testing and warranty terms as part of the quotation.
MR76-HW compliance includes IEEE 802.11a, 802.11ac, 802.11ax, 802.11b, 802.11e, 802.11g, 802.11h, 802.11i, 802.11k, 802.11n, 802.11r, and 802.11u references. The datasheet also lists CSA and CB safety approvals, UL 2043 plenum rating, radio approvals, EMC approvals, exposure approvals, and RoHS. Country approvals vary by deployment region and location.
MR76-HW is first claimed into a Meraki Dashboard organization and added to the intended wireless network. The AP then connects through Ethernet and a PoE source, checks in through the internet, downloads configuration, and receives firmware as needed. Local status access is available through my.meraki.com for uplink configuration tasks.
MR76-HW requires a valid Meraki MR license for cloud-managed operation. MR Enterprise, MR Advanced, and MR Upgrade license types exist, with terms depending on the organization's licensing model and feature edition. The hardware quote should be matched with the right license term so Dashboard management remains compliant after installation.
Before installing MR76-HW, the site should have Meraki Dashboard access, an assigned network, internet reachability, Ethernet cabling, an 802.3af PoE source, compatible external antennas, grounding hardware, and mounting hardware appropriate for the surface or pole. Antenna selection should be set in Dashboard because transmit power depends on that choice.
UK buyers can request MR76-HW through ORM Systems for new or certified refurbished Cisco Meraki outdoor access point sourcing. A practical quote should include the access point quantity, required antenna SKUs, MR license term, delivery location, condition preference, and warranty expectations. ORM Systems then aligns availability and pricing with the project.
ORM Systems supports international MR76-HW procurement requests, subject to availability, export controls, destination requirements, and logistics constraints. Buyers should provide destination country, quantity, condition preference, antenna requirements, and required delivery date. The quote process confirms whether hardware, accessories, and licensing can be supplied for the target location.
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