Wall-mount Wi-Fi access point Tp-Link EAP655-Wall

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Wall-mount Wi-Fi access point Tp-Link EAP655-Wall — buy in Tashkent

TP-Link EAP655-Wall is an AX3000 Wi-Fi 6 wall-plate access point that mounts in place of a standard outlet and provides wireless coverage in every room or office zone without running cables through the ceiling. A combined speed of up to 3 Gbit/s, one gigabit uplink port and three downlink ports for wired devices turn the access point into a full-fledged mini switch with Wi-Fi. MU-MIMO, Beamforming and Band Steering technologies ensure a stable connection even with a high density of connected clients.

Advantages

Wi-Fi 6 (AX3000): high throughput and low latency in the 802.11ax standard
3 wired 1 Gbit/s ports: connect PCs, printers and IP phones without an additional switch
MU-MIMO and Beamforming: precise signal directivity and parallel operation with multiple clients
Band Steering: automatic shifting of clients to the faster 5 GHz band
802.3at/af PoE power: a single cable provides both power and data transmission
Wall mounting: tidy installation into a standard wall box — Wi-Fi where it is needed

Applications

Hotels: one access point in every room for the fastest possible Wi-Fi for guests
Office meeting rooms: Wi-Fi 6 and wired ports simultaneously in a single device
Educational institutions: Wi-Fi in every classroom with wired connection of computers
Medical clinics: reliable coverage of offices without ceiling mounting
Coworking spaces: a dense wireless network with dedicated wired ports at each workstation

Frequently asked questions

Does the EAP655-Wall replace a standard RJ-45 outlet or is it installed separately?

The access point is mounted into a standard wall box on the wall — instead of a regular outlet or next to it, using a routed Ethernet cable.

Is a separate Omada controller required for management?

The access point supports both standalone operation and management via an Omada SDN controller for centralized administration of multiple devices.

Do all three downlink ports work when powered by 802.3af?

It is recommended to use 802.3at PoE+ for the full operation of all ports and functions; with 802.3af there may be limitations — check the technical documentation.

Wall-mount Wi-Fi access point Tp-Link EAP655-Wall

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