D-Link DAP-E9560 BE9500 Tri-Band Wi-Fi 7 Ceiling Access Point
Wi-Fi 7 Capacity with a Faster Wired Foundation The D-Link DAP-E9560 brings tri-band Wi-Fi 7 and a 10-Gigabit Ethernet connection to offices, learning spaces and hospitality environments. Its three 2×2 radios share traffic across 2.4, 5 and 6 GHz, while Multi-Link Operation, 320 MHz channels and 4096-QAM help compatible clients make better use of the available spectrum. A ceiling-mounted design keeps the access point neatly integrated into the space. The 10G PoE uplink provides a strong connection to a suitably designed wired network, with a separate 2.5GbE data port for additional connectivity. Local administration and compatible Nuclias Network Controller management provide different ways to configure the installation. Plan the power source carefully: IEEE 802.3bt supports the full Ethernet configuration, while 802.3at operation has specific port and speed restrictions. Power equipment is ordered separately. Highlights Three Bands for a More Capable Wireless Network BE9500 Wi-Fi 7 with 2×2 MIMO on each band Multi-Link Operation, 320 MHz channels and 4096-QAM Six internal antennas in a ceiling-mount enclosure A Faster Connection Behind the Wireless One 10G Ethernet PoE data uplink One separate 2.5GbE Ethernet data port RJ45 console for administration Control That Fits a Business Installation Compatible Nuclias Network Controller management WPA3 Personal/Enterprise and SSID-to-VLAN mapping Captive portal and guest-access tools Key Features Use Wi-Fi 7 Where Clients Can Benefit Tri-band operation provides a choice of 2.4, 5 and 6 GHz connections. Compatible Wi-Fi 7 clients can use technologies such as Multi-Link Operation and wider channels where the regional rules and configuration allow them. The BE9500 class describes combined maximum wireless signal rates; actual application throughput depends on the client, shared airtime, signal conditions and the rest of the network. Give Wireless Traffic a Suitable Uplink The 10G Ethernet uplink helps connect a busy wireless installation to suitable switching, servers and shared storage. A separate 2.5GbE port provides another Ethernet data connection. Match the switch, cabling and power equipment to the intended link speed so that the wired connection supports the wireless design. Choose the Right Power Mode Use IEEE 802.3bt PoE or a compatible 20V/2.25A USB Type-C supply for the documented full configuration. With IEEE 802.3at input, the access point disables the secondary 2.5GbE port and limits its 10G port to 2.5GbE. IEEE 802.3af input is unsupported. The PoE injector and power adapter are not included, so select suitable equipment for the installation. Bring Configuration and Monitoring Together Compatible Nuclias Network Controller management supports central configuration, monitoring and expansion. The access point also provides web administration, SSH and SNMP interfaces. Confirm the controller version, access-point firmware and required host or controller equipment when planning central administration. Organise Business and Guest Access SSID-to-VLAN mapping helps separate different user groups on a correctly configured network. WPA3 Personal/Enterprise, 802.1X and MAC/IP access controls support the chosen authentication design, while a customisable captive portal can present a suitable guest sign-in experience. Align these controls with the gateway, switches and authentication services. Keep Installation Considered and Discreet The supplied ceiling brackets and mounting plate support an orderly indoor installation. Allow suitable cable routing, servicing access and ventilation around the access point, and confirm the placement through a site survey. The 223.04 × 223.04 × 46.7 mm enclosure weighs 1.167 kg; mounting and power arrangements should suit the actual ceiling and network design. Summary The DAP-E9560 combines tri-band Wi-Fi 7, a 10G PoE uplink and business wireless controls in a ceiling-mount access point. It is a useful foundation for a planned Wi-Fi upgrade where compatible clients, suitable switching, adequate power and sensible radio placement work together. Choose the management and power configuration around the deployment requirements. Frequently Asked Questions What Power Source Does the DAP-E9560 Need?ExpandCollapse For the full documented Ethernet configuration, use IEEE 802.3bt PoE or a compatible 20V/2.25A USB Type-C supply. Maximum published consumption is 27.756W. The PoE injector and power adapter are not included. Size the upstream power source and switch budget appropriately. Can It Run from an Existing PoE+ Switch?ExpandCollapse IEEE 802.3at input is supported with restrictions: the secondary 2.5GbE port is disabled and the 10G Ethernet port is limited to 2.5GbE. IEEE 802.3af is unsupported. Check the power standard and data speed of the exact switch port before installation. Does BE9500 Mean a 9.5 Gbps Connection for Every Device?ExpandCollapse BE9500 is the combined wireless class across the three radio bands. Each device connects according to its own capabilities, channel settings and signal conditions. Wireless traffic shares airtime, and the wired network and internet connection can impose additional limits. How Many Ethernet Data Ports Are Available?ExpandCollapse There is one 10G Ethernet PoE data port and one separate 2.5GbE data port. The RJ45 console is used for administration. The secondary data port is disabled when the access point uses IEEE 802.3at power, and no PoE output is specified. Which Central Management Platform Does It Support?ExpandCollapse The manufacturer documents Nuclias Network Controller management, along with local web, SSH and SNMP administration. Check the controller and firmware compatibility required for the intended functions. Controller hosting, hardware and any separate service arrangements are outside the access point package. Can It Be Installed Outdoors and What Warranty Is Provided?ExpandCollapse The DAP-E9560 is an indoor access point with a 0–40°C operating range and 10–90% non-condensing operating humidity. Use suitable ceiling mounting and protected cable routes. Its hardware warranty is 5 years.
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D-Link DAP-E9560 BE9500 Tri-Band Wi-Fi 7 Ceiling Access Point
Description
Wi-Fi 7 Capacity with a Faster Wired Foundation
The D-Link DAP-E9560 brings tri-band Wi-Fi 7 and a 10-Gigabit Ethernet connection to offices, learning spaces and hospitality environments. Its three 2×2 radios share traffic across 2.4, 5 and 6 GHz, while Multi-Link Operation, 320 MHz channels and 4096-QAM help compatible clients make better use of the available spectrum. A ceiling-mounted design keeps the access point neatly integrated into the space.
The 10G PoE uplink provides a strong connection to a suitably designed wired network, with a separate 2.5GbE data port for additional connectivity. Local administration and compatible Nuclias Network Controller management provide different ways to configure the installation. Plan the power source carefully: IEEE 802.3bt supports the full Ethernet configuration, while 802.3at operation has specific port and speed restrictions. Power equipment is ordered separately.
Highlights
Three Bands for a More Capable Wireless Network
- BE9500 Wi-Fi 7 with 2×2 MIMO on each band
- Multi-Link Operation, 320 MHz channels and 4096-QAM
- Six internal antennas in a ceiling-mount enclosure
A Faster Connection Behind the Wireless
- One 10G Ethernet PoE data uplink
- One separate 2.5GbE Ethernet data port
- RJ45 console for administration
Control That Fits a Business Installation
- Compatible Nuclias Network Controller management
- WPA3 Personal/Enterprise and SSID-to-VLAN mapping
- Captive portal and guest-access tools
Key Features
Use Wi-Fi 7 Where Clients Can Benefit
Tri-band operation provides a choice of 2.4, 5 and 6 GHz connections. Compatible Wi-Fi 7 clients can use technologies such as Multi-Link Operation and wider channels where the regional rules and configuration allow them. The BE9500 class describes combined maximum wireless signal rates; actual application throughput depends on the client, shared airtime, signal conditions and the rest of the network.
Give Wireless Traffic a Suitable Uplink
The 10G Ethernet uplink helps connect a busy wireless installation to suitable switching, servers and shared storage. A separate 2.5GbE port provides another Ethernet data connection. Match the switch, cabling and power equipment to the intended link speed so that the wired connection supports the wireless design.
Choose the Right Power Mode
Use IEEE 802.3bt PoE or a compatible 20V/2.25A USB Type-C supply for the documented full configuration. With IEEE 802.3at input, the access point disables the secondary 2.5GbE port and limits its 10G port to 2.5GbE. IEEE 802.3af input is unsupported. The PoE injector and power adapter are not included, so select suitable equipment for the installation.
Bring Configuration and Monitoring Together
Compatible Nuclias Network Controller management supports central configuration, monitoring and expansion. The access point also provides web administration, SSH and SNMP interfaces. Confirm the controller version, access-point firmware and required host or controller equipment when planning central administration.
Organise Business and Guest Access
SSID-to-VLAN mapping helps separate different user groups on a correctly configured network. WPA3 Personal/Enterprise, 802.1X and MAC/IP access controls support the chosen authentication design, while a customisable captive portal can present a suitable guest sign-in experience. Align these controls with the gateway, switches and authentication services.
Keep Installation Considered and Discreet
The supplied ceiling brackets and mounting plate support an orderly indoor installation. Allow suitable cable routing, servicing access and ventilation around the access point, and confirm the placement through a site survey. The 223.04 × 223.04 × 46.7 mm enclosure weighs 1.167 kg; mounting and power arrangements should suit the actual ceiling and network design.
Summary
The DAP-E9560 combines tri-band Wi-Fi 7, a 10G PoE uplink and business wireless controls in a ceiling-mount access point. It is a useful foundation for a planned Wi-Fi upgrade where compatible clients, suitable switching, adequate power and sensible radio placement work together. Choose the management and power configuration around the deployment requirements.
Frequently Asked Questions
What Power Source Does the DAP-E9560 Need?
For the full documented Ethernet configuration, use IEEE 802.3bt PoE or a compatible 20V/2.25A USB Type-C supply. Maximum published consumption is 27.756W. The PoE injector and power adapter are not included. Size the upstream power source and switch budget appropriately.
Can It Run from an Existing PoE+ Switch?
IEEE 802.3at input is supported with restrictions: the secondary 2.5GbE port is disabled and the 10G Ethernet port is limited to 2.5GbE. IEEE 802.3af is unsupported. Check the power standard and data speed of the exact switch port before installation.
Does BE9500 Mean a 9.5 Gbps Connection for Every Device?
BE9500 is the combined wireless class across the three radio bands. Each device connects according to its own capabilities, channel settings and signal conditions. Wireless traffic shares airtime, and the wired network and internet connection can impose additional limits.
How Many Ethernet Data Ports Are Available?
There is one 10G Ethernet PoE data port and one separate 2.5GbE data port. The RJ45 console is used for administration. The secondary data port is disabled when the access point uses IEEE 802.3at power, and no PoE output is specified.
Which Central Management Platform Does It Support?
The manufacturer documents Nuclias Network Controller management, along with local web, SSH and SNMP administration. Check the controller and firmware compatibility required for the intended functions. Controller hosting, hardware and any separate service arrangements are outside the access point package.
Can It Be Installed Outdoors and What Warranty Is Provided?
The DAP-E9560 is an indoor access point with a 0–40°C operating range and 10–90% non-condensing operating humidity. Use suitable ceiling mounting and protected cable routes. Its hardware warranty is 5 years.
Specs
D-Link DAP-E9560 BE9500 Tri-Band Wi-Fi 7 Ceiling Access Point
The DAP-E9560 is an indoor tri-band Wi-Fi 7 access point with 2×2 MIMO on each radio, a 10G Ethernet PoE connection and a separate 2.5GbE data port. It supports compatible Nuclias Network Controller management and local administration. Full Ethernet operation requires suitable power; IEEE 802.3at input reduces port availability and uplink speed. Plan the upstream switch, cabling, controller arrangement and radio placement together. Regional spectrum rules, client capabilities and network conditions affect the available wireless features and throughput.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Wireless and Antennas | |
| Wireless Standards | IEEE 802.11be/ax/ac/n/g/b/a; tri-band Wi-Fi 7 |
| Radio Configuration | 2×2 MIMO on each of 2.4, 5 and 6 GHz; BE9500 combined wireless class |
| Maximum Signal Rates | 2.4 GHz up to 688 Mbps; 5 GHz up to 2882 Mbps; 6 GHz up to 5764 Mbps |
| Wi-Fi 7 Technologies | Multi-Link Operation, up to 320 MHz channels and 4096-QAM; compatible clients, firmware and regional settings required |
| Internal Antennas | 2 × 3.3 dBi at 2.4 GHz; 2 × 4.8 dBi at 5 GHz; 2 × 4.6 dBi at 6 GHz |
| Maximum Radio Output | Board limits of 23/25/24 dBm for 2.4/5/6 GHz respectively; actual output and available channels follow regional regulations |
| Interfaces and Operating Modes | |
| Ethernet Data Ports | 1 × 10GbE PoE LAN; 1 × 2.5GbE LAN |
| Administration and Controls | RJ45 console, reset button and power/status LED |
| Power Connector | USB Type-C input; not documented as a general-purpose USB peripheral port |
| Operating Modes | Access Point, WDS and WDS with AP; supported firmware and configuration apply |
| PoE Output | Not specified |
| Management and Access Control | |
| Administration | Web HTTP/HTTPS, Nuclias Network Controller, Telnet/SSH and SNMP; use protected management methods |
| Wireless Authentication | WPA/WPA2/WPA3 Personal/Enterprise; 802.1X and internal RADIUS |
| Traffic Separation | SSID-to-VLAN mapping, SSID broadcast control and MAC/IP access controls |
| Guest Access | Customisable captive portal, event/audit logs and front-desk ticket management; management mode and firmware apply |
| Central Management Requirements | Compatible controller software and firmware with a suitable host or controller arrangement |
| Power and Installation | |
| Full-Configuration Power | IEEE 802.3bt PoE or 20V/2.25A USB Type-C input |
| IEEE 802.3at Operation | Supported with secondary 2.5GbE port disabled and 10G Ethernet port limited to 2.5GbE |
| IEEE 802.3af Input | Unsupported |
| Maximum Consumption | 27.756W |
| Mounting and Power Equipment | Indoor ceiling mounting; compatible PoE injector or power adapter ordered separately |
| Physical and Environment | |
| Dimensions | 223.04 × 223.04 × 46.7 mm |
| Device Weight | 1.167 kg |
| Temperature | Operating 0–40°C; storage −20–65°C |
| Humidity | Operating 10–90% RH; storage 5–95% RH; non-condensing |
| Published Approvals | CE, IC, FCC and LVD; applicable regional configuration and certification apply |
| Package and Warranty | |
| Included Items | Access point, ceiling brackets, mounting plate and quick-start guide |
| Power Accessories | PoE injector and power adapter not included |
| Hardware Warranty | 5 years |
| Deployment Requirements | Suitable Ethernet cabling, compatible power equipment, configured network/gateway and compatible controller arrangement when required |




