The indoor member of the FortiAP High Density family. Four Wi-Fi 7 radios — 2.4, 5 and 6 GHz at 4x4:4 MU-MIMO each, plus a fifth 2x2 radio doing nothing but scanning all three bands — for 21.3 Gbps of aggregate PHY and up to 512 clients per radio. Dual 10 Gigabit multigigabit uplinks with hitless PoE failover, 320 MHz channels on 6 GHz, 4096-QAM, BLE and GNSS on board. Built for concourses, convention halls, lecture theatres and trading floors.
The configurations most customers buy: the access point on its own, or with FortiCare Premium support. The complete catalog is further down.
| Configuration | Price & action |
|---|---|
| FortiAP HD-441K indoor high-density access point, tri-band 4x4 with dedicated scanning radio. License not included. | View productFAP-HD-441K-A Original price was: CAD$1,965.44.CAD$1,397.65Current price is: CAD$1,397.65.Add to cart |
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| Support | 1 Year | 3 Years | 5 Years |
|---|---|---|---|
| FortiCare Premium 24×7 TAC, advanced hardware replacement & firmware updates. Most-purchased tier for new APs. | View productFC-10-H441K-247-02-12 Original price was: CAD$187.12.CAD$175.42Current price is: CAD$175.42.Add to cart | View productFC-10-H441K-247-02-36 Original price was: CAD$561.36.CAD$467.80Current price is: CAD$467.80.Add to cart | View productFC-10-H441K-247-02-60 Original price was: CAD$935.59.CAD$779.66Current price is: CAD$779.66.Add to cart |
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The FortiAP HD-441K is the odd one out in the High Density family, and usefully so. The other four members are outdoor units built to throw narrow beams across a stadium bowl. The HD-441K is an indoor access point with a hemispherical pattern, designed for the places inside a venue where the crowd is dense but the ceiling is close: concourses, club levels, convention halls, lecture theatres, transport terminals and trading floors.
Density here is handled with radio count rather than beam shaping. Three service radios run concurrently at 4x4:4 MU-MIMO — 2.4 GHz to 1,201 Mbps, 5 GHz to 2,402 Mbps on channels up to 240 MHz, and 6 GHz to 4,804 Mbps on 320 MHz channels, all with 4096-QAM and ZeroWait DFS — for 21.3 Gbps aggregate and up to 512 clients on each. A fourth radio, 2x2 and software-configurable across all three bands, does the security and RF work full time: rogue scanning, WIDS and WIPS, packet capture and spectrum analysis, without borrowing airtime from clients. Add radio resource management, multi-radio client load balancing and assisted roaming and you have an AP that holds up when a session lets out and 800 people move at once.
The uplinks match the radios: two multigigabit RJ45 ports running anywhere from 100M to 10 Gigabit, giving 20 Gbps of backhaul, both 802.3bt-capable with hitless PoE failover so losing one switch or one injector does not drop the AP. Power is 41.7 W maximum from a GPI-145 injector or a 12 V DC adapter, and on 802.3at the AP steps down gracefully to 2x2 on the service radios while keeping the scanning radio alive. There is also a USB 3.0 Type A port at 4.5 W, an RS-232 console, a Kensington lock, built-in surge protection and a Trusted Platform Module. Internal antennas cover all four radios plus BLE / Zigbee and a GPS active antenna tracking GPS, GLONASS, BeiDou, Galileo and QZSS across 47 channels. It is UL2043 plenum rated, runs 0°C to 50°C, weighs 4.36 lb and ships with a ceiling, T-rail and wall mount kit.
Ask AI about the FAP-HD-441KThe high-density models split first by placement — indoor or outdoor — then by how far the outdoor units have to throw.
| Type | Indoor high-density access point, Wi-Fi 7 (802.11be), Wi-Fi 7 Certified |
| Radios | 4 Wi-Fi + 1 BLE / Zigbee + GPS — radio 1 on 2.4 GHz, radio 2 on 5 GHz, radio 3 on 6 GHz, radio 4 scanning across 2.4 / 5 / 6 GHz |
| MIMO | 4x4:4 on each service radio (2.4, 5 and 6 GHz) · 2x2 on the scanning radio |
| Peak PHY rate | 6 GHz 4,804 Mbps (MCS13, 320 MHz) · 5 GHz 2,402 Mbps (MCS13, 240 MHz) · 2.4 GHz 1,201 Mbps (MCS11, 40 MHz) · 21.3 Gbps total |
| Maximum data rate | 2.4 GHz up to 1.148 Gbps · 5 GHz up to 8.648 Gbps · 6 GHz up to 11.530 Gbps |
| Channel width | 2.4 GHz 20 / 40 MHz · 5 GHz up to 240 MHz · 6 GHz up to 320 MHz |
| Modulation | BPSK, QPSK, 64 / 256 / 1024 / 4096 QAM |
| Client capacity | Up to 512 clients per radio (radios 1, 2 and 3) · 180+ active devices at 1 Mbps each |
| SSIDs | Up to 8 per client-serving radio (7 with background scanning enabled) |
| Advanced features | OFDMA, BSS coloring, UL and DL MU-MIMO, Target Wake Time, ZeroWait DFS |
| Antennas | Internal: 4x dual-band Wi-Fi + 4x 6 GHz Wi-Fi + 2x tri-band scanning + 1x BLE / Zigbee + 1x GPS active · gains 4.0 dBi @ 2.4 GHz, 5.6-6.0 dBi @ 5 GHz, 5.4-5.7 dBi @ 6 GHz |
| Max Tx power | 2.4 GHz 29 dBm · 5 GHz 27.8 dBm · 6 GHz 23 dBm (varies by country code, band and MCS) |
| Ethernet | 2x 100M / 1G / 2.5G / 5G / 10G multigigabit RJ45 — 20 Gbps of backhaul |
| Power over Ethernet | 802.3bt on both LAN ports with hitless PoE failover; on 802.3at the service radios step to 2x2 at 17 dBm and the scanning radio stays up |
| Power | 48 W max input · 41.7 W max PoE consumption · 12 V 4 A DC jack (SP-FAP250-PA-10) · 802.3bt injector GPI-145 |
| Other interfaces | 1x USB 3.0 Type A at 4.5 W · 1x RS-232 RJ45 serial console · Kensington lock · diagnostic LEDs |
| Wireless monitoring | Rogue scan: background or dedicated · WIPS / WIDS: dedicated (recommended) or background · packet sniffer · spectrum analyzer |
| UTP capable | Yes — Application Control and Web Filtering |
| Security | WPA / WPA2 / WPA3 with 802.1X or pre-shared key, WEP, web captive portal, AES CBC / CCM / CCMP 128 and 256, Trusted Platform Module, built-in surge protection |
| GNSS | GPS L1 C/A, QZSS L1 C/A, GLONASS L1, BeiDou B1I, Galileo E1 · 47 tracking channels, 5 concurrent constellations · SBAS WAAS, EGNOS, MSAS and GAGAN · -147 dBm sensitivity |
| Management | Fortinet WLAN controller — the datasheet cites scalability to 1,500 access points |
| CPU / memory | Quad-core ARM Cortex-A73 2.2 GHz / 2 GB |
| Mounting | Ceiling, T-rail and wall — standard mount kit included in the box |
| Dimensions / weight | 9.84 x 9.84 x 2.26 in (250 x 250 x 57.5 mm) · 4.36 lb (1.98 kg) · 6.9 lb shipping |
| Environmental | 32°F to 122°F (0°C to 50°C) operating · -22°F to 158°F storage · 5-90% non-condensing · UL2043 plenum rated · MTBF over 10 years |
| Certifications | Wi-Fi 7 Certified · DFS for Europe, FCC, Japan, Australia, Brazil, Taiwan, South Korea and India · Low Voltage Directive · RoHS |
Source: official Fortinet FortiAP High Density Series datasheet (FAP-HD-441K pages). Frequency selection, transmit power and channel availability are limited by regional regulation; 6 GHz operation is subject to country-specific rules.
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The FortiAP High Density line. The HD-441K is the only indoor unit and the only one with a 2.4 GHz radio; the other four are outdoor beam-shaped models for stadium bowls.
| Model | Radios | Placement | Coverage pattern | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| FortiAP HD-441K | 4 + scan (2.4 / 5 / 6 GHz) | Indoor | Hemispherical | Viewing |
| FortiAP HD-444KW | 4 (5 / 6 GHz) | Outdoor | 110° wide, 75 ft | View → |
| FortiAP HD-444KN | 4 (5 / 6 GHz) | Outdoor | Narrow steerable, 150 ft | View → |
| FortiAP HD-224KL | 2 (dual 5 GHz) | Outdoor | Fixed left, 250 ft | View → |
| FortiAP HD-224KR | 2 (dual 5 GHz) | Outdoor | Fixed right, 250 ft | View → |
Use the HD-441K where the ceiling is close and the crowd is dense. Step to the outdoor 444Kx or 224Kx models when you have to cover seating from a distance.
Every available SKU for the FAP-HD-441K: access point hardware (Americas region) and FortiCare Premium support. The high-density line has no Essential, Elite or priority RMA SKUs. Licensing delivered electronically worldwide.
| Configuration | Price & action |
|---|---|
| FortiAP HD-441K indoor high-density access point, tri-band 4x4 with dedicated scanning radio. License not included. | View productFAP-HD-441K-A Original price was: CAD$1,965.44.CAD$1,397.65Current price is: CAD$1,397.65.Add to cart |
Brand-new, sealed · ships same / next business day · price shown live in your selected currency.
| Support | 1 Year | 3 Years | 5 Years |
|---|---|---|---|
| FortiCare Premium 24×7 TAC, advanced hardware replacement & firmware updates. Most-purchased tier for new APs. | View productFC-10-H441K-247-02-12 Original price was: CAD$187.12.CAD$175.42Current price is: CAD$175.42.Add to cart | View productFC-10-H441K-247-02-36 Original price was: CAD$561.36.CAD$467.80Current price is: CAD$467.80.Add to cart | View productFC-10-H441K-247-02-60 Original price was: CAD$935.59.CAD$779.66Current price is: CAD$779.66.Add to cart |
Available by quote — ask us for pricing.
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Advance hardware replacement is included in FortiCare Premium. Fortinet does not publish separate priority-RMA SKUs for the High Density line, so next-day, 4-hour and onsite-engineer coverage is arranged case by case — tell us the venue and the event calendar and we will quote it.
Available by quote — ask us for pricing.
FortiCare and subscriptions delivered electronically worldwide · prices shown live in your selected currency · add-to-cart enabled when in stock.
Power the FortiAP HD-441K — the ceiling, T-rail and wall mount kit ships in the box.
The HD-441K ships with its ceiling, T-rail and wall mount kit. Power it from an 802.3bt switch port, the GPI-145 injector or the SP-FAP250-PA-10 DC adapter — both are named in the datasheet as the supported power supplies. On 802.3at it still runs, stepping the service radios down to 2x2.
The FortiAP HD-441K is a current-generation Wi-Fi 7 access point, actively sold and fully supported. It is not on an end-of-order or end-of-support schedule.
It is a dedicated 2×2 scanning radio, software-configurable across 2.4, 5 and 6 GHz. It runs rogue-AP scanning, WIDS and WIPS, packet capture and spectrum analysis continuously. On an access point without one, those functions time-share a client-serving radio and cost you airtime; here all three service radios stay fully available while monitoring runs in parallel.
They are closely related indoor tri-band 4×4 Wi-Fi 7 access points with the same dedicated scanning radio and dual 10 Gigabit uplinks. The HD-441K is positioned and sold within the FortiAP High Density family for large-venue projects, and it carries its own SKU, its own FortiCare part numbers and its own price. If you are specifying a venue build alongside the outdoor 444Kx or 224Kx units, talk to us before ordering so the controller topology and support contracts line up.
It is the only indoor unit in the family and the only one with a 2.4 GHz radio. The outdoor models — HD-444KW, HD-444KN, HD-224KL and HD-224KR — use directional or fixed beams on 5 and 6 GHz to throw signal 75 to 250 ft across a stadium bowl. The HD-441K uses a hemispherical pattern to blanket the space it hangs in, which is what you want on a concourse, in a hall or in a lecture theatre.
Two multigigabit RJ45 ports running 100M to 10 Gigabit give 20 Gbps of backhaul, and both are 802.3bt-capable with hitless PoE failover, so losing one switch or injector does not drop the AP. Maximum consumption is 41.7 W. Power it from an 802.3bt switch port, the GPI-145 injector or the SP-FAP250-PA-10 12 V DC adapter. On 802.3at it still operates, stepping the service radios down to 2×2 at 17 dBm while keeping the scanning radio running.
Yes. It carries a GPS active antenna and tracks GPS, GLONASS, BeiDou, Galileo and QZSS across 47 channels with five concurrent constellations, plus SBAS augmentation (WAAS, EGNOS, MSAS and GAGAN) at -147 dBm sensitivity. There is also a BLE and Zigbee radio for beacons, asset tags and locationing.
FortiCare Premium in 1, 3 and 5 year terms — 24×7 TAC, advance hardware replacement and firmware updates. The high-density line does not have Essential, Elite or priority RMA SKUs; Premium is the support tier for this family. Licensing is delivered electronically, worldwide.
