Cisco Meraki MR56 Access Points - Refurbished, Used, New

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The Cisco Meraki MR56 is a Wi-Fi 6 (802.11ax) indoor access point with internal antennas, built for dense client counts in offices, lecture halls, clinics and retail floors. It runs from the Meraki Dashboard, so it is configured and monitored in the cloud rather than through a controller on site. NetworkTigers sells MR56-HW access points, MA-MNT-MR-14 mounting kits and rubber feet refurbished, used and new. Every unit is tested before it ships so it works when it arrives, and every MR56 ships unclaimed, ready to be added to your own Dashboard organization. Quantities of 50 and more are usually available for this model, so it suits a floor-wide or building-wide refresh.

MR56 access points and parts

Model or part	Used for	Shop
MR56-HW	Wi-Fi 6 indoor access point, internal antennas, 2.5G multigigabit RJ45 uplink, unclaimed	MR56-HW
MR56-HW, new	Factory-new units, bench tested and shipped unclaimed with mounts	MR56
MA-MNT-MR-14	Mounting kit for the MR55 and MR56: ceiling T-rail and wall plate	MA-MNT-MR-14
MA-MNT-MR-RUBBER 4-Pack	Rubber feet, four per pack, for a desk or shelf placement of an MR44, MR46, MR55 or MR56	MA-MNT-MR-RUBBER
MR56-BOX	Genuine Meraki retail box for repacking, storage or resale	MR56-BOX
Related Cisco Meraki	Other Wi-Fi 6 and Wi-Fi 6E indoor access points, and the full Meraki wireless range	MR46 \| MR44 \| MR57 \| MR36 \| All Meraki APs

Which MR56 setup do I need?

The MR56 is the high-density member of the Meraki Wi-Fi 6 indoor line, so pick it where many clients share one radio cell: open-plan offices, classrooms, auditoriums and waiting rooms. For smaller rooms or lower client counts the MR44 or MR36 costs less and covers the same area. Feed the MR56 from a multigigabit switch port if you want the full 2.5G uplink; a 1G port works, just with the uplink capped at 1G. Power it over PoE from an 802.3at or 802.3bt port. On a lower-power port the radio set is reduced, so check your switch PoE budget before you order a batch. Each listing states whether the unit ships with the mount; if you are replacing MR55 access points, the MA-MNT-MR-14 plate is the same and the old mounts can stay on the ceiling. Every unit needs a Meraki license, which is sold separately.

Frequently asked questions

What does unclaimed mean on an MR56 listing?
The serial number is not attached to any other organization's Meraki Dashboard, so you can claim it into your own organization and network as soon as it arrives. NetworkTigers checks claim status before a unit is listed.

Can an MR56 be mixed with MR46 or MR44 access points in one network?
Yes. All three are Wi-Fi 6 indoor models managed from the same Dashboard network, so a site can use the MR56 in crowded areas and the MR46 or MR44 in smaller rooms with one set of SSIDs and policies.

Does the MR56 need an external antenna?
No. The MR56 has internal antennas only. If you need external antennas for a warehouse or outdoor-facing coverage, look at the MR46E in the MR46 collection instead.

NetworkTigers has sold enterprise network equipment since 1996. Every access point and mount carries the NetworkTigers 365-day warranty. Need fifty or more for a rollout? Ask us for a quote.