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IP-rated enclosures or perspex covers are what I usually use.
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Thanks looking at this one now: &nbsp;<a href="http://www.terra-wave.com/shop/files/products/indooroutdoor-wifib/enclosures/nonmetallic-enclosures/polycarbonate-enclosures/24x24x10-polycarbonate-enclosures/319914_24x24x10%20Polycarbonate%20Enclosures.pdf" rel="ugc">http://www.terra-wave.com/shop/files/products/indooroutdoor-wifib/enclosures/nonmetallic-enclosures/polycarbonate-enclosures/24x24x10-polycarbonate-enclosures/319914_24x24x10%20Polycarbonate%20Enclosures.pdf</a>.
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Does anyone have any recommendation for a cage for an outdoor Access Point? (Model Cisco Airnet 1540). This Access Point will be mounted at top of the building near the roof and it is pretty high so vandalism may be rare but can &nbsp;still be possible with a high end ladder. This has indoor antenna so need to make sure that there is no covering of the antennas; otherwise, I have to go with external Antennas.<br />
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Any suggestions?
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Does anyone have any recommendation for a cage for an outdoor Access Point? (Model Cisco Airnet 1540). This Access Point will be mounted at top of the building near the roof and it is pretty high so vandalism may be rare but can  still be possible with a high end ladder. This has indoor antenna so need to make sure that there is no covering of the antennas; otherwise, I have to go with external Antennas.

Any suggestions?

Cage for Outdoor Access Point

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