Cudy AP1300 Outdoor AC1200 WiFi 5 Access Point With Dual-Band 867Mbps + 300Mbps, Gigabit PoE, MU-MIMO, Mesh Roaming, IP65 Protection and 4kV Surge Protection | V1.0

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CUDY AC1200 GIGABIT OUTDOOR WIRELESS ACCESEE POINT V1.0

Cudy AP1300 Outdoor AC1200 WiFi 5 Access Point With Dual-Band 867Mbps + 300Mbps, Gigabit PoE, MU-MIMO, Mesh Roaming, IP65  Protection and 4kV Surge Protection | V1.0

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GENERATE AN AI IMAGE PROMPT

Layout

• Create a premium, high-conversion e-commerce product-profile image featuring the supplied Cudy AP1300 Outdoor Access Point as the sole hero product.
• Produce an exact 2048 × 2048-pixel, perfect 1:1 square composition with generous safe margins.
• Clearly separate foreground, midground, and background while keeping the access point, antennas, Cudy logo, title, icons, signal effects, and environment fully inside the canvas.
• Place the official Cudy logo at the top-left.
• Center “AP1300 Outdoor Access Point” at the top using bold, deeply extruded 3D typography with strong contrast.

Product Presentation

• Use the attached raw product image as the strict visual reference.
• Preserve the exact enclosure shape, antenna count, antenna positions, Ethernet port, buttons, mounting structure, proportions, colours, labels, and physical construction.
• Show one access point only, large and dominant in the midground at a refined three-quarter angle.
• Present both detachable antennas clearly and accurately.
• Use extreme high-resolution realism, precise polymer textures, detailed weather sealing, clean edges, ray-traced highlights, and premium commercial lighting.
• Do not add extra LAN ports, antennas, displays, RGB lighting, or unsupported hardware.
• Do not place the product on a stage, pedestal, circular platform, or showroom block.

Artistically Distinct and Detailed Background

• Create a surreal outdoor networking environment showing the access point naturally installed on a wall or pole overlooking a modern property, warehouse yard, café terrace, or landscaped outdoor area.
• Translate wireless coverage into elegant dual-band signal arcs, flowing data paths, and connected device nodes.
• Suggest 2.4GHz long-range coverage and faster 5GHz performance through two visually distinct but subtle signal layers.
• Use a dominant pearlescent opaline-white and opaline-silver palette with  very restrained (icy cyan, pale violet-blue) , and subtle limited deep network-blue accents.
• Use no more than two texture styles: conch-pearl micro-swirled architectural surfaces and dichroic-glass data-flow structures.
• Add curled reliefs, layered contours, soft caustics, controlled iridescence, dielectric reflections, and refined volumetric lighting.
• Keep the environment luxurious, minimalistic, highly technical, weather-resistant, and product-focused.

Icons — Numbered and Listed

1. AC1200 Dual-Band
2. 867Mbps + 300Mbps
3. IP65 Weatherproof
4. MU-MIMO
5. Beamforming
6. Gigabit PoE
7. Cudy Mesh Roaming
8. 4kV Surge Protection
9. AP / Router / Extender / WISP

• Create every icon as a different extreme-resolution 3D freeform badge with embedded, highly readable text.
• CRITICAL DIRECTIVE [STRICT] The Icons MUST Have different shapes depending on the specific content of the icon
• Arrange all nine icons across two balanced vertical columns  at the side with clear spacing and maximum contrast.

Output Requirements

• Deliver exactly 2048 × 2048 pixels in a perfect square 1:1 format.
• Use cinematic global illumination, sharp typography, refined reflections, controlled lens highlights, and extreme high-resolution rendering.
• Keep every element fully inside the safe margins and provide the complete uncropped composition.

Constraints

• Do not alter the product design or invent unsupported specifications.
• Show exactly two detachable antennas.
• Do not add extra Ethernet ports or claim WiFi 6 support.
• Do not portray the product as battery-powered.
• Avoid generic chrome, flat white emptiness, cheap plastic, excessive matte surfaces, clutter, and unreadable icons.
• Before finalizing, brutally evaluate: “How does this image fare as a product-profile image?” Correct inaccurate antennas, weak signal storytelling, clipping, duplicated text, poor contrast, distorted ports, and weak product hierarchy.