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Wi-Fi access point Tp-Link EAP723

Omada BE3600 dual-band wireless ceiling Wi-Fi 7 access point

1 174 900 UZS

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Antennas

4 × internal

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Power

PoE+ (802.3at) / 12V DC

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Band

Dual-band (2.4 GHz + 5 GHz)

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Speed

688 + 2880Mbps

Specifications

Antennas: 4 × internal
Power: PoE+ (802.3at) / 12V DC
Band: Dual-band (2.4 GHz + 5 GHz)
Speed: 688 + 2880Mbps
Modulation: 4K-QAM
Wi-Fi standard: Wi-Fi 7 (802.11be)

TP-Link EAP723 is a next-generation Omada BE3600 ceiling access point of the Wi-Fi 7 standard (802.11be), opening up new possibilities for corporate networks with minimal latency and high throughput. Support for 4K-QAM modulation delivers up to a 20% speed increase compared to Wi-Fi 6, while a combined speed of 688 + 2880 Mbit/s confidently serves modern business applications. Power over PoE+ and compatibility with the Omada SDN platform make the EAP723 a logical step toward modernizing wireless infrastructure.

Advantages

Wi-Fi 7 standard (802.11be): advanced technology with lower latency and greater throughput
4K-QAM modulation: an increase in data transmission speed of about 20% compared to Wi-Fi 6's 1K-QAM
BE3600 combined speed: 688 Mbit/s (2.4 GHz) + 2880 Mbit/s (5 GHz) for dual-band coverage
Compatibility with Omada SDN: management within a single ecosystem with existing TP-Link access points
PoE+ (802.3at) / 12V DC power: flexibility in choosing a power option
Four internal antennas: reliable ceiling coverage without external elements

Applications

Tech offices and IT companies: Wi-Fi 7 to support the latest devices and low-latency applications
New-generation educational institutions: interactive classrooms with 4K video streaming and cloud services
Medical centers with telemedicine: high speed and minimal latency for video consultations
Coworking spaces and innovation hubs: an attractive advantage for tenants with cutting-edge Wi-Fi
Business-class hotels: a competitive service for demanding corporate guests

Frequently asked questions

Is the EAP723 compatible with devices that do not support Wi-Fi 7?

Yes, Wi-Fi 7 is backward compatible with Wi-Fi 6/5/4 — all existing devices will work, simply using an earlier standard.

Should I switch to Wi-Fi 7 right now or wait?

If long-term network operation is planned and new Wi-Fi 7 devices are being purchased, the investment is justified — the infrastructure will remain relevant longer.

Is the EAP723 managed through the same Omada controller as Wi-Fi 6 access points?

Yes, the EAP723 is fully integrated into the Omada SDN platform and is administered jointly with other TP-Link access points.

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