Wi-Fi access point Tp-Link EAP650-Wall

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Wi-Fi access point Tp-Link EAP650-Wall — buy in Tashkent

TP-Link EAP650-Wall is a wall-mounted Wi-Fi 6 AX3000 access point made in the standard back-box size of 86×86 mm. The device is mounted in place of an ordinary outlet and is ideal for hotels, hospitals, office corridors, and any spaces where it is important to conceal network equipment. Two gigabit ports allow connecting a wired device and organizing Wi-Fi 6 access simultaneously with minimal intervention in the interior.

Advantages

Compact 86×86 mm form factor: mounted in place of a standard outlet without disrupting the design of the room
Wi-Fi 6 AX3000 speed: 574 Mbit/s on 2.4 GHz and 2402 Mbit/s on 5 GHz for fast and reliable wireless connectivity
Two gigabit ports: the ability to connect a wired device right at the access point installation location
Power via PoE 802.3at/af: support for two PoE standards for compatibility with different switches
Unobtrusive installation: a neat white housing fits into any interior without a clutter of cables
Wi-Fi 6 for dense environments: OFDMA technology reduces latency when many clients are connected simultaneously

Areas of application

Hotels and apartments: an access point in each room without disrupting the interior — an ideal solution for a responsible Wi-Fi service
Hospitals and clinics: unobtrusive Wi-Fi in wards and offices with high aesthetic requirements
Office corridors and open-space: uniform coverage without installing bulky equipment
Conference halls: Wi-Fi and wired connection right at the meeting participant's workplace
Educational institutions: compact access points in classrooms without distracting equipment housings

Frequently asked questions

Does EAP650-Wall fit into a standard back-box?

Yes, the housing dimensions of 86×86×42.3 mm comply with the standard; the access point is mounted in place of an ordinary outlet or faceplate.

Can a wired computer or IP telephony phone be connected to EAP650-Wall?

Yes, the device is equipped with two gigabit ports, one of which can be used for a wired client.

Is a controller needed for several wall-mounted access points to operate in one network?

For centralized management and roaming, an Omada controller is recommended, but each access point also works in standalone mode.

Wi-Fi access point Tp-Link EAP650-Wall

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