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title: "hAP ac2 RBD52G-5HacD2HnD-TC Dual-Concurrent 2.4/5GHz Access Point, 802.11a/b/g/n/ac, 5 x Gigabit Ethernet ports"
brand: "mikrotik"
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# Dual-band 2.4/5 GHz WiFi 5x Gigabit Ethernet ports Quad-core CPU + 128MB RAM hAP ac2 RBD52G-5HacD2HnD-TC Dual-Concurrent 2.4/5GHz Access Point, 802.11a/b/g/n/ac, 5 x Gigabit Ethernet ports

**Brand:** mikrotik
**Price:** € 128.95
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🚀 Elevate your network game with powerhouse dual-band speed and pro-grade control!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** hAP ac2 RBD52G-5HacD2HnD-TC Dual-Concurrent 2.4/5GHz Access Point, 802.11a/b/g/n/ac, 5 x Gigabit Ethernet ports by mikrotik
- **How much does it cost?** € 128.95 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- mikrotik enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted mikrotik brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Robust Wired Connectivity:** Five gigabit Ethernet ports deliver lightning-fast, stable connections for all your wired devices.
- • **Flexible Mounting & Design:** Sleek universal case supports horizontal desktop or vertical tower placement to fit your workspace aesthetic.
- • **Seamless Dual-Band Coverage:** Simultaneously broadcast on 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz for ultimate wireless flexibility and speed.
- • **Powerful Quad-Core Performance:** 4-core CPU with 128MB RAM ensures smooth multitasking and advanced network management.
- • **Advanced Security & Expandability:** Supports IPsec hardware acceleration, USB for 4G/LTE modems or external storage, plus RouterOS for limitless customization.

## Overview

The MikroTik hAP ac² RBD52G-5HacD2HnD-TC is a compact yet powerful dual-concurrent wireless access point offering simultaneous 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz WiFi. Equipped with five gigabit Ethernet ports and a quad-core CPU with 128MB RAM, it delivers robust wired and wireless performance. Its versatile design allows flexible placement, while advanced features like IPsec hardware acceleration and USB support for 4G/LTE modems make it ideal for tech-savvy professionals seeking customizable, high-speed networking solutions.

## Description

The hAP ac² is a Dual-concurrent Access Point, that provides Wifi coverage for 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz frequencies at the same time. Five 10/100/1000 Ethernet ports provide Gigabit connections for your wired devices, USB can be used for external storage or 4G/LTE modem, and device supports IPsec hardware acceleration. New design universal case allows unit to be positioned either horizontally (desktop) or vertically (tower case). Wall anchored mounting kit is provided.

Review: Terrific device - Set mine up as wifi bridge in tv room, dont be intimidated - About myself: I don't consider myself very knowledgeable about networking. Also I'll admit there are tech things in this world that really are too hard to use, for example configuring legacy audio in arch Linux. A few years ago I setup a wifi bridge in my parents tv room. I used a pair of dlink ethernet-over-power outlets to run ethernet from their cable internet box to a power outlet in their tv room, then I used a netgear nighthawk setup in bridge mode to broadcast their network over wifi and also plug in their tv devices. A few days ago the nighthawk started garbling the network, the 5g connection was dying and factory reset did nothing. So, time for a new router. I'd seen good reviews of Mikrotik but also that their 'routerboard' series were really hard to setup. I ordered this hap ac2 because it was cheap and got reasonable reviews. Tonight I set it up and I'll reiterate what others have said: I used winbox and I had a great setup experience. Took me about 35 minutes without reading any instructions. First thing... bridges are sometimes tricky to setup. Usually bridge configurations are designed to be invisible on the network. So.. when you configure the bridge and hit apply... often there is no longer any way to connect. With this unit I connected to it with a mikrotik app called winbox. I've heard people complain about it but I think its terrific. It finds mikrotik routers and connects to them via their mac address (static machine hardware id.) This means you can still see and configure it after the device has been activated as a bridge. So... I was all set to create bridge interfaces and add devices to the bridge, but right at the top of the winbox window is 'quickset' which configures the device in a few useful ways. I selected the 'PTP Bridge AP' setting. Named my network. Provided a device password. Enabled wifi security and password. Finally I went to IP/DHCP Server and disabled the DHCP (the house's main router does DHCP.) At that point I rebooted and plugged the device into my main router. I saw the wifi network I'd created, joined it, and winbox could connect again. Also... the internet was working. A minor weird part of setup... the quickset page only configured the 5ghz network, left some other wifi network with a mikrotik name on 2.4ghz. I went to wifi, clicked on wlan2 and renamed that wifi network. It was already setup to use the same security and password as the 5ghz network. Lastly... I went to 'update' the firmware on the device with quickset/update button. It failed with a dns error. The device wishes to communicate with some microtik server somewhere, and I didn't give it dns server or even let it have an ip address, so of course dns failed. I looked up the mikrotik ip address on my pc, then created a custom dns entry: upgrade.mikrotik.com 13.33.44.253 After this the update succeeded and I then disabled my dns entry. While there were a few screwy things I actually found this entire setup procedure to be extremely professional. The thing that matters to me is that once these settings were made things just worked. I sort of wish I was trying to do more with it.
Review: Technically Challenging But A Beast in a Tiny Package - This is not for the faint of heart. It is like learning linux all over again plus the intricacies of raw networking without the consumer friendly interface. Although the OS is based on linux I believe, the command line commands are quite different and basically mimic the GUI (or vice-versa. The GUI (Winbox) is very nice but old school. The Good: Very powerful Wifi for something so little. I've used it in a 3200 sf ranch house in the middle of the house on a book case. Reached all parts with no problem and strong signal, easily switching between 2 and 5 ghz. Moved to a bigger 3 story house and it's still going strong almost 3 years later, reaching every part of the home no problem whether I place it in the basement or the second floor. The 5 ports are more than enough for me when I attach a small switch for my ethernet. The Frustrating: If you aren't a network engineer you're in for several weeks/months of learning the intricacies of networking. OR just skip it all and go to the "quick setup" button and just use that to easily setup a basic network plus a guest network. For anything more you'll need to learn RouterOS. The Great: Regular updates. POWER. If you want to do nearly anything with your home network you can do it with Mikrotik's RouterOS. Unlimited Guest SSIDS? Unlimited Vlans? Built in Wireguard ? No problem. Easy ? No. I"m spending 2 days just setting up some Vlans for my IOT devices. Support: It's there but it's in forums and documentation/youtube videos. Big fan community. Value: I was able to get this for about $50 in 2021, now much more than that but probably still worth it though I might go for some of the upgraded routers Mikrotik has. Reliability: I have not had any of the overheating issues I've had with other routers. After 3 years I did develop a minor short in the AC adapter. Instead of replacing it I just got a Poe injector which works great and powers the router. Make sure the injector is microtik compatible as microtik does not use the newer poe standard. I do have a USB powered fan with my networking equipment that I use to cool my pi and some of that also benefits the router. Always a good idea to keep your router cool if you can.

## Features

- The hAP ac² RBD52G-5HacD2HnD-TC is a Dual-concurrent Access Point, that provides Wifi coverage for 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz frequencies at the same time.
- Five 10/100/1000 Ethernet ports provide Gigabit connections for your wired devices, USB can be used for external storage or 4G/LTE modem, and device supports IPsec hardware acceleration.
- New design universal case allows unit to be positioned either horizontally (desktop) or vertically (tower case).
- CPU core count: 4, Size of RAM: 128MB, PoE in: Passive PoE, PoE input voltage: 18 - 28V

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B079SD8NVQ |
| Batteries | 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. |
| Best Sellers Rank | #86 in Computer Networking Wireless Access Points |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars (837) |
| Date First Available | February 13, 2018 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Weight | 10.6 ounces |
| Item model number | RBD52G-5HACD2HND-TC |
| Language | English, English, English, English, English |
| Manufacturer | Mikrotik |
| Product Dimensions | 1.34 x 4.69 x 3.86 inches |

## Product Details

- **Antenna Type:** Internal
- **Brand:** MikroTik
- **Compatible Devices:** IPsec hardware acceleration
- **Connectivity Technology:** Ethernet, USB
- **Frequency Band Class:** Dual-Band
- **Included Components:** 24V 0.8A power adapter , K-47 wall mount set , hAP case base
- **Model Name:** RBD52G-5HACD2HND-TC
- **Recommended Uses For Product:** Business
- **Special Feature:** provides Wifi coverage for 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz frequencies at the same time
- **Wireless Communication Standard:** 802.11ac

## Images

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: is this the US or International version?**
A: Order shipped within the USA will only be US Version. Message to the seller if you need an International version.

**Q: Does it actually have routing feature? because it's represented as access point.**
A: Yes it does have routing features. We deploy in a business capacity as a wireless router.

**Q: Can this be used as an access point when a spectrum sagemcom f st5260 router is used as the primary router?**
A: yes

**Q: Can the stand be mounted on the wall?**
A: Yes, the stand has two holes for securely mounting the hAP, and then the device itself snaps quite securely into the stand. You can attach the hAP to the mount vertically or horizontally as well.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Terrific device - Set mine up as wifi bridge in tv room, dont be intimidated
*by H***E on September 7, 2019*

About myself: I don't consider myself very knowledgeable about networking. Also I'll admit there are tech things in this world that really are too hard to use, for example configuring legacy audio in arch Linux. A few years ago I setup a wifi bridge in my parents tv room. I used a pair of dlink ethernet-over-power outlets to run ethernet from their cable internet box to a power outlet in their tv room, then I used a netgear nighthawk setup in bridge mode to broadcast their network over wifi and also plug in their tv devices. A few days ago the nighthawk started garbling the network, the 5g connection was dying and factory reset did nothing. So, time for a new router. I'd seen good reviews of Mikrotik but also that their 'routerboard' series were really hard to setup. I ordered this hap ac2 because it was cheap and got reasonable reviews. Tonight I set it up and I'll reiterate what others have said: I used winbox and I had a great setup experience. Took me about 35 minutes without reading any instructions. First thing... bridges are sometimes tricky to setup. Usually bridge configurations are designed to be invisible on the network. So.. when you configure the bridge and hit apply... often there is no longer any way to connect. With this unit I connected to it with a mikrotik app called winbox. I've heard people complain about it but I think its terrific. It finds mikrotik routers and connects to them via their mac address (static machine hardware id.) This means you can still see and configure it after the device has been activated as a bridge. So... I was all set to create bridge interfaces and add devices to the bridge, but right at the top of the winbox window is 'quickset' which configures the device in a few useful ways. I selected the 'PTP Bridge AP' setting. Named my network. Provided a device password. Enabled wifi security and password. Finally I went to IP/DHCP Server and disabled the DHCP (the house's main router does DHCP.) At that point I rebooted and plugged the device into my main router. I saw the wifi network I'd created, joined it, and winbox could connect again. Also... the internet was working. A minor weird part of setup... the quickset page only configured the 5ghz network, left some other wifi network with a mikrotik name on 2.4ghz. I went to wifi, clicked on wlan2 and renamed that wifi network. It was already setup to use the same security and password as the 5ghz network. Lastly... I went to 'update' the firmware on the device with quickset/update button. It failed with a dns error. The device wishes to communicate with some microtik server somewhere, and I didn't give it dns server or even let it have an ip address, so of course dns failed. I looked up the mikrotik ip address on my pc, then created a custom dns entry: upgrade.mikrotik.com 13.33.44.253 After this the update succeeded and I then disabled my dns entry. While there were a few screwy things I actually found this entire setup procedure to be extremely professional. The thing that matters to me is that once these settings were made things just worked. I sort of wish I was trying to do more with it.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Technically Challenging But A Beast in a Tiny Package
*by J***E on January 8, 2024*

This is not for the faint of heart. It is like learning linux all over again plus the intricacies of raw networking without the consumer friendly interface. Although the OS is based on linux I believe, the command line commands are quite different and basically mimic the GUI (or vice-versa. The GUI (Winbox) is very nice but old school. The Good: Very powerful Wifi for something so little. I've used it in a 3200 sf ranch house in the middle of the house on a book case. Reached all parts with no problem and strong signal, easily switching between 2 and 5 ghz. Moved to a bigger 3 story house and it's still going strong almost 3 years later, reaching every part of the home no problem whether I place it in the basement or the second floor. The 5 ports are more than enough for me when I attach a small switch for my ethernet. The Frustrating: If you aren't a network engineer you're in for several weeks/months of learning the intricacies of networking. OR just skip it all and go to the "quick setup" button and just use that to easily setup a basic network plus a guest network. For anything more you'll need to learn RouterOS. The Great: Regular updates. POWER. If you want to do nearly anything with your home network you can do it with Mikrotik's RouterOS. Unlimited Guest SSIDS? Unlimited Vlans? Built in Wireguard ? No problem. Easy ? No. I"m spending 2 days just setting up some Vlans for my IOT devices. Support: It's there but it's in forums and documentation/youtube videos. Big fan community. Value: I was able to get this for about $50 in 2021, now much more than that but probably still worth it though I might go for some of the upgraded routers Mikrotik has. Reliability: I have not had any of the overheating issues I've had with other routers. After 3 years I did develop a minor short in the AC adapter. Instead of replacing it I just got a Poe injector which works great and powers the router. Make sure the injector is microtik compatible as microtik does not use the newer poe standard. I do have a USB powered fan with my networking equipment that I use to cool my pi and some of that also benefits the router. Always a good idea to keep your router cool if you can.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Solid router with powerful features, but some quirks
*by C***Y on December 6, 2025*

I bought the MikroTik hAP ac² to create an isolated IoT VLAN, and overall it delivers exactly what I needed. The good: RouterOS is incredibly flexible. I was able to configure a client-DHCP-VLAN port linked to an upstream trunk DHCP server, build a VLAN switch (VLAN + bridge) grouping three physical ports and a wireless interface with its own DHCP server, set up NAT between the VLAN switch and the client-DHCP-VLAN, and even carve out an isolated admin port restricted to SSH and HTTPS. The firewall options are comprehensive, and the level of control is a dream for anyone who enjoys fine‑tuning their network. The bad: The product shipped with RouterOS v6 and I updated to v7.20.5, I found that due to the limited memory of the hAP ac² you cannot install the WPA3 package and are stuck using the standard wireless package. On top of that, I haven’t been successful connecting either of the wireless interfaces to a mixed WPA2/WPA3 WAP in station bridge mode. If you need station bridge or other wireless client modes, avoid this product and go with MikroTik’s WiFi‑6 hAP line instead. Bottom line: If you’re looking for a powerful, customizable router for advanced networking projects like IoT VLAN isolation, the hAP ac² is a fantastic choice. Just be prepared for a learning curve and a few quirks with wireless compatibility.

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