An indoor office AP in a municipal building uses internal antennas per the design. What does that typically indicate for the installer?
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Short Explanation
Lots of indoor APs ship with antennas already baked in — no dish on a pole required. Design said internal, so mount the AP and move on. PoE type and band enablement are separate checkboxes.
Full Explanation
Many indoor enterprise APs use integrated (internal) antennas suitable for ceiling or wall mounting without external antenna hardware. Following a design that specifies internal antennas means the installer should not assume external mounts are required. Antenna integration is independent of whether power is midspan or endpoint PoE and does not inherently disable bands. Choosing external antennas is a design decision for coverage shaping or outdoor/special cases, not a universal indoor rule.