Ruijiee RAP 2200 Series

Ruijie RG‑RAP Series Access Points 

🔹 RG‑RAP2200 Series – Wi‑Fi 5 (802.11ac)

These are older Wi‑Fi 5 APs suitable for basic dual‑band coverage with moderate speed.

RG‑RAP2200(F) vs RG‑RAP2200(E):
✔ Wireless Standard: Both support 802.11ac Wave2 + 802.11a/b/g/n (Wi‑Fi 5).
✔ Max Throughput: Up to 1.267 Gbps total per AP.
✔ Ports:

• RG‑RAP2200(F) – Dual FE (100 Mbps) uplink ports.

• RG‑RAP2200(E) – Dual Gigabit uplink ports.
  ✔ Target Use: Good choice for small offices, shops, or basic Wi‑Fi needs.

🔸 RG‑RAP2260 Series – Wi‑Fi 6 (802.11ax)

These are Wi‑Fi 6 access points with higher speeds, better capacity, and improved performance for dense environments.

Model Differences:

📶 RG‑RAP2260(G)

• Wi‑Fi 6 AX1800 (dual‑band) offering up to ~1.775 Gbps total throughput.

• Spatial Streams: 2×2 MIMO on both bands.

• Ports: Dual Gigabit Ethernet.

• Best For: Standard Wi‑Fi 6 performance in offices/hotels.

📶 RG‑RAP2260(E)

• Wi‑Fi 6 AX3200 with up to 3.202 Gbps throughput (faster than G).

• Spatial Streams: 4×4 MIMO (better multi‑user handling).

• Ports: 1×2.5 GbE + 1×Gigabit Ethernet for higher backhaul speed.

• Best For: High‑density use (larger offices, classrooms).

📶 RG‑RAP2260(H)

• Top‑tier Wi‑Fi 6 model with very high throughput (reports up to ~5.95 Gbps in some listings).

• 4×4 MIMO on both bands with better range and device capacity.

• Ports: Dual 2.5 GbE uplinks (better for heavy backhaul).

• PoE Standard: Supports higher‑power PoE++ (802.3bt).

• Best For: Very high‑performance and dense Wi‑Fi environments (large venues).

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