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A branch firewall with a separate Wi-Fi access point means two devices to manage, two firmware cycles to track, and two failure points. The FortiWiFi 80F-2R (FWF-80F-2R-A) removes the second device: dual Wi-Fi 6 radios are built directly into the 80F chassis, delivering 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz simultaneously with MU-MIMO and the same FortiOS that controls VPN, SD-WAN, IPS, and web filtering on the same box. For small branches with 10–50 wireless users, it’s a clean consolidation.
The FWF-80F-2R-A ships as hardware only — the appliance, three external Wi-Fi antennas (SMA), a 12V DC power adapter, console cable, and mounting hardware. Region A indicates North American regulatory approval. No FortiGuard license is included.
| GE RJ45 LAN Ports | 6 (internal) + 2 FortiLink |
| GE RJ45/SFP Shared Media WAN Ports | 2 |
| Wi-Fi Standard | 802.11a/b/g/n/ac/ax (Wi-Fi 6), dual band |
| Radios | 2 active + 1 dedicated scanning radio |
| MU-MIMO | 2×2 |
| Max Wi-Fi Speed — 5 GHz | 1,201 Mbps |
| Max Wi-Fi Speed — 2.4 GHz | 574 Mbps |
| Max Tx Power | 23 dBm @ 2.4 GHz, 22 dBm @ 5 GHz |
| Antenna Gain | 4.5 dBi @ 2.4 GHz, 5.5 dBi @ 5 GHz |
| Antenna Ports (SMA) | 3 |
| IPS Throughput | 1.4 Gbps |
| NGFW Throughput | 1 Gbps |
| Threat Protection | 900 Mbps |
| IPv4 Firewall Throughput | 10 Gbps |
| Concurrent Sessions (TCP) | 1.5 Million |
| Internal Storage | None (see FWF-81F-2R-A for SSD variant) |
| Power Consumption (Avg / Max) | 22.9 W / 27.9 W |
| Dimensions (H × W × D) | 60 × 216 × 178 mm |
The dedicated scanning radio is the feature most buyers don’t notice until they need it. While the two active radios serve clients on 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz, the third radio continuously monitors the spectrum for rogue APs and interference — without disrupting client connections. That’s a capability typically reserved for standalone wireless controllers. The FortiSoC4 processor handles all of this alongside NGFW inspection without a performance compromise on either the wireless or the firewall side.
Without a license, the FWF-80F-2R still boots FortiOS and can be configured as a basic firewall — but FortiGuard IPS signatures, web category filtering, and anti-malware updates require an active subscription. A 1-year UTP bundle (FC-10-W080F-950-02-12) is the most common starting point for branches that need web security and IPS from day one. The Enterprise bundle adds Anti-Spam, DLP, and SOCaaS log monitoring.
Small offices with 15–50 users where the IT budget doesn’t justify a separate AP controller, branch locations where a clean single-device install is preferred over a multi-appliance rack, and MSPs provisioning wireless-enabled NGFW as a managed service. The built-in WIDS (wireless intrusion detection) via the scanning radio also matters to customers with PCI or HIPAA compliance requirements.
When the office grows beyond what a 2×2 Wi-Fi 6 radio can handle — typically when you need more than a dozen concurrent wireless clients at high throughput — the FortiGate 90G paired with dedicated FortiAP units gives you more granular wireless control and higher aggregate capacity. The FortiWiFi 81F-2R-A adds a 128 GB SSD for local logging if that’s the immediate gap.
DataCenter360.ca stocks Region A units (North American certification) in Canada. Orders placed before the daily cutoff ship same day; most Canadian destinations receive delivery within 24 hours. As a Fortinet Select Partner, we supply the hardware and the matching W080F-series service licenses, so you can bring the full stack on one order without chasing multiple vendors.
The “2R” refers to two active radio chains — one for 2.4 GHz and one for 5 GHz — operating simultaneously. A third scanning radio runs in the background for wireless intrusion detection without sharing airtime with client-serving radios. This differs from older single-radio FortiWiFi models that had to choose which band to serve.
Yes. Both active radios support 802.11ax (Wi-Fi 6) including OFDMA, MU-MIMO, and BSS Coloring for improved performance in dense environments. Maximum speeds are 1,201 Mbps on 5 GHz and 574 Mbps on 2.4 GHz. Wi-Fi 6 clients will benefit from reduced latency and better throughput in crowded frequency environments; legacy 802.11ac and older clients remain fully supported.
Yes. FortiOS on the FWF-80F-2R-A can function as a wireless controller (CAPWAP) for up to 96 FortiAPs in total (48 in tunnel mode), using the two FortiLink ports to connect downstream FortiSwitch units that carry AP power via PoE. The onboard radios and any managed FortiAPs appear in the same FortiOS wireless interface, simplifying SSID and policy management.
“A” is Fortinet’s regional code for North America (FCC/ICES certified). The same hardware ships under different regional codes for other markets — B, E, J, and so on — with radio firmware locked to the appropriate frequency and power regulations. Always purchase the correct regional variant for your country of deployment; Canadian customers use Region A.
No. The FWF-80F-2R does not include an internal SSD. Logs must be forwarded to FortiAnalyzer, FortiCloud, or a syslog server. If local log retention is a hard requirement — for compliance audits or sites with limited WAN — the FWF-81F-2R-A adds a 128 GB SSD in the same chassis, at a slightly higher price.
| Weight | 2.72 kg |
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| Dimensions | 31 × 31 × 16 cm |
| Manufacturer | Fortinet |
| Model | FortiWiFi-80F-2R |
| GTIN | 195875126969 |
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| End of Order Date (EOO) | Not published yet |
| Last Service Extension Date (LSED) | Not published yet |
| End of Support Date (EOS) | Not published yet |
| Product Family | FG-10 to FG-100 |
| MPN | FWF-80F-2R-A |
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