IO South buys used Ruckus wireless access points and controllers from schools, hospitals, hotels, stadiums, offices and campuses across the United States and worldwide: the indoor R-Series from the Wi-Fi 5 generation (R710, R610, R510) through Wi-Fi 6 (R850, R750, R650, R550, R350) and Wi-Fi 6E (R760), the outdoor T-Series (T750, T350, T310, T610), and the SmartZone and ZoneDirector controllers that manage them. We are the buyer, not a broker. We stock Ruckus wireless constantly, so we know what two hundred R710s with their brackets are worth this week and can make a real offer quickly.
A few models make up most of what we buy. The R710 and R610 from the Wi-Fi 5 refresh cycle, the R750 and R650 from Wi-Fi 6 deployments, the R850 in high-density venues, and the T310 and T350 outdoors. If your ceilings hold any of those, you have something with a ready buyer. Send the full part number from the label, because it tells us the model, the generation and the regional code (US00 or WW00), and those decide the offer and where the units can be resold.
How the access points are managed changes the handoff, not the offer. Unleashed access points can be sold as they are. Access points joined to a SmartZone or ZoneDirector controller should be released from the controller before pickup if your team can do it, so the next owner can adopt them cleanly; if not, tell us and we reset them on receipt. We buy the controllers too, and a ZoneDirector or SmartZone appliance that comes with its access points is worth more than one sold alone. Every unit is factory reset before resale.
Ruckus access points resell best with their mounting brackets, and outdoor T-Series units with their pole and wall mounting kits. Keep the bracket with each access point when it comes off the ceiling, bag the hardware, and include PoE injectors and spare antennas in the count. If the same refresh retires your Ruckus ICX switches, see sell used Ruckus ICX switches and put everything on one list.
Schools and universities, hospitals, hotels, stadiums and venues, offices and municipalities that are refreshing to Wi-Fi 6 or Wi-Fi 7, closing a site, or consolidating. IO South has offices in Marietta, Georgia and Cincinnati, Ohio, and buys from the United States and worldwide. A refresh is a project, not a pickup: we plan the sequence, label and palletize on site, arrange freight, and keep a record of what left the building.
IO South is an established enterprise IT hardware company that buys and resells Ruckus wireless and switching, Cisco, Aruba and Fortinet networking, and HPE, Dell and Supermicro servers every day. We carry one of the deepest Ruckus inventories of any reseller, so we can tell you what a pallet of R710s or a SmartZone with its access points is worth this week and stand behind the number. One offer, one pickup, units reset, freight paid.
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Indoor R-Series models including the R850, R750, R760, R650, R550, R350 and the Wi-Fi 5 generation R710, R610, R510 and R320, outdoor T-Series models including the T750, T350, T310 and T610, and the ZoneFlex generation (R600, R700, 7372 and similar) case by case. Send the list and we tell you what has a resale offer.
Both. A dozen R710s from an office is a normal purchase. So is a two-thousand-unit campus refresh. Quantity affects the offer, not whether we make one.
Yes. Keep the mounting brackets with the access points, and include any PoE injectors and outdoor mounting kits. They add to the offer and the buyer needs them.
No, but tell us which. Unleashed access points can be sold as they are. Access points joined to a SmartZone or ZoneDirector controller should be released from the controller before handoff if you can, and we factory reset every unit before resale either way. We also buy the controllers themselves.
Yes. SmartZone 100 and 144 appliances, ZoneDirector 1200 and 3000 series controllers, and licenses that transfer with the hardware where Ruckus allows it. Tell us the model and the license count.
Our rep palletizes and wraps on site, but removing access points from ceilings and walls across a building is usually your team’s or your cabling contractor’s job. If you need help with that, say so when you send the list and we will discuss it.
Yes. IO South buys from businesses across the United States and from sites worldwide. Send the location with your list and we include freight in the plan. Note the regional model code, for example US00 or WW00, because it affects where the units can be resold.
Yes. IO South stocks tested used and new Ruckus access points and controllers. Browse Ruckus wireless access points, the R-Series and T-Series pages for current stock.
