A historic city library lobby must keep visible hardware minimal, and the design specifies an indoor aesthetic AP with integrated antennas. What should the technician factor when selecting that AP?
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Short Explanation
Historic lobbies hate looking like a radio shop. Internal antennas tuck the RF gear into a clean indoor AP so the room still looks like a library. Outdoor sectors and pedestal Yagis are the opposite of 'aesthetic.'
Full Explanation
Indoor AP selection often prefers internal antennas for both aesthetics and a coverage pattern suited to enclosed spaces. External outdoor-style antennas or improvised high-gain mounts conflict with historic appearance requirements and with the indoor design intent. The technician should follow the aesthetic indoor SKU called out in the package.