TP LINK EAP 110 300MBPS WIRELESS CEILING MOUNT ACCESS POINT

The TP-Link EAP110 300Mbps Wireless N Ceiling Mount Access Point is a cost-effective and reliable solution for extending wireless coverage in business environments such as offices, hotels, schools, restaurants, and cafés.

Equipped with Wireless N (802.11n) technology, it delivers speeds up to 300Mbps on the 2.4GHz band, providing smooth web browsing, email access, and standard-definition video streaming for multiple users.

The sleek, ceiling-mountable design blends seamlessly with modern interiors and optimizes WiFi signal distribution. It supports Passive PoE (Power over Ethernet) for flexible installation, allowing both power and data to be transmitted over a single Ethernet cable.

With TP-Link’s free Omada Controller software, network administrators can centrally manage hundreds of access points, customize SSIDs, limit bandwidth, and monitor traffic in real time. Captive portal authentication makes it ideal for public WiFi access, helping ensure secure and controlled access to your network.

Whether you’re upgrading an existing setup or deploying a new wireless environment, the TP-Link EAP110 is a reliable, scalable, and secure wireless access point for any budget-conscious business.

🔗 Learn more on the TP-Link EAP110 product page

📊 Specifications

❓ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1: What’s the maximum coverage area of the EAP110?
✅ The EAP110 can cover up to 200–300 square meters, depending on interference and walls.

Q2: Can it be used outdoors?
❌ No, the EAP110 is designed for indoor use only.

Q3: Does it support centralized management?
✅ Yes. It works with Omada Controller software for scalable enterprise management.

Q4: Can this access point be powered via PoE?
✅ Yes. It supports Passive PoE, simplifying ceiling or wall installation.

Q5: Is it suitable for guest networks in cafés or hotels?
✅ Absolutely. It supports Captive Portal Authentication for secure guest access.

Q6: How many users can connect at once?
✅ It can typically handle 20–30 concurrent users with standard browsing activity.