BE361 Cloud Managed BE3600 Wi-Fi 7 Ceiling Access Point

The BE361 is a cloud managed dual-band Wi-Fi 7 ceiling access point built on the Qualcomm IPQ5332 + QCN6432 enterprise platform with a quad-core Cortex-A53 1.5GHz CPU, 1GB DDR4, and 256MB NAND flash. It delivers BE3600 performance — 688.5Mbps on 2.4GHz and 2882.5Mbps on 5GHz with MLO, 4096-QAM, and up to 240MHz channel width — and supports up to 256 concurrent clients with MU-MIMO and Beamforming. Two 2.5G Multi-Gig ports keep the wired backhaul ahead of the radios, and single-cable PoE or a DC 12V/1.5A adapter powers the slim 220 × 220 × 39 mm round housing flush against ceilings in hotels, offices, classrooms, and retail spaces.

Ideal For

• Hotel guest rooms and corridors upgrading to Wi-Fi 7 for per-floor coverage
• Offices, conference rooms, and open-plan areas with dense concurrent users
• Schools, classrooms, and dormitories with large numbers of student devices
• Restaurants, shopping malls, and hospitality venues offering high-speed guest Wi-Fi
• Managed service providers running multi-site networks from one cloud dashboard

Wi-Fi 7 Without the Wired Bottleneck

Most Wi-Fi 7 access points ship with a single Gigabit port that caps real-world throughput below what the radios can deliver. The BE361 pairs its 2882.5Mbps 5GHz radio with two 10/100/1000M/2.5G RJ45 ports — LAN1 takes PoE input for the backhaul, and LAN2 lets installers daisy-chain a wired device such as an IPTV box or desk phone from the same ceiling drop. MLO and 4096-QAM handle dense multi-device environments with low latency, keeping large file downloads, video conferencing, and HD streaming smooth. For a deeper look at what the new generation changes in practice, see our Wi-Fi 6 vs Wi-Fi 7 enterprise comparison.

Cloud Management Built In

Unlike controller-dependent thin APs, the BE361 connects directly to a cloud platform managed from any web browser or the mobile APP. Integrators can zero-touch provision new sites, monitor client counts and RF health, push SSID and security changes, and upgrade firmware across an entire estate remotely — cutting truck rolls for routine maintenance. For standalone or air-gapped sites, the local Web GUI, SSH, Telnet, and SNMP remain fully available.

Deployment Advantages

With 30dBm maximum transmit power per band and four internal 5dBi antennas, a single BE361 covers up to a 100m radius in open line-of-sight conditions, reducing the number of APs needed per floor. 802.11k/v/r fast roaming and AP Mesh keep clients connected as they move between APs. Multi-SSID with WiFi VLAN tagging, guest isolation, per-SSID schedules and speed limits, and WPA3 security protect tenant and guest traffic on shared infrastructure. The firmware includes both AP mode and Router mode — with DHCP server, PPPoE, IPv4/IPv6 dual stack, virtual server/DMZ, and UPnP — for small sites where one device must handle both routing and Wi-Fi.

For mixed indoor-outdoor projects, pair the BE361 with the APH4-BE3600 outdoor Wi-Fi 7 AP to carry BE3600 performance into courtyards and poolside areas, or specify the XD301 Wi-Fi 6 ceiling AP for floors where budget matters more than peak throughput. Our Wi-Fi 6 / Wi-Fi 7 AP solution page covers full-site planning across both generations.

OEM/ODM Ready

MossLink offers OEM and ODM customization for the BE361, including custom firmware and cloud platform branding, enclosure silkscreen, and private-label packaging. Volume pricing is available for hotels, IT integrators, and enterprise wireless resellers. MossLink is the access point ODM partner for brands building white-label indoor Wi-Fi lines — our guide on how to choose a Wi-Fi 7 access point manufacturer explains what to verify before committing volume. Contact us to discuss your project requirements.